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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:40+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:40+05:30

What Are Two Types Of Ipv6 Unicast Addresses? (Choose Two.)

What Are Two Types Of Ipv6 Unicast Addresses? (Choose Two.)
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    1. Priya Hamsa Bronze
      2021-10-31T13:46:09+05:30Added an answer on October 31, 2021 at 1:46 pm

      What Are Two Types Of Ipv6 Unicast Addresses? (Choose two.)

      Here, we have two different types of iPv6 unicast addresses. They are link-local and the other one is loopback.Today, let us know each type of IPv6 unique address in detail. Here some of the concepts of IPv6 will be similar to the concept of IPv6. Now, let us discuss them in detail.

      Here we have the three types of address like the unicast address, multicast address and the other one is called the anycast.Firstly, let us discuss the unicast in detail. we all know that the unicast address can only be assigned to only a single address or only to a single interface.

      The unicast address is again divided into the three other classes. They are the global unicast. The global unicast is nothing but, it is similarly equivalent to the IP address version that we normally use as the public addresses. Hence, we can say that IP version 6 is like a global unicast that can be the globally routable IP address.

      Here we can say that the device is using only one route and by this, we can easily able to identify a global type of unicast because they all try to come from their own prefix.

      This represents that the first three bits which is having like 001 all are going to be the same global unicast Ip addresses.

      Now, let us know the second type of function in detail. the second type of function is nothing but the unicast address, the unicast address is nothing but the which functions exactly opposite to the one as the global address. This we called the link-local.

      This link-local is nothing but the nonrouted IPs. This link-local is mostly used to send the packets to the other side of the devices which are present on the same link only.

      Let us take an example to understand this concept in detail. In the link-local, the router would send packets that are similar to that of the computer. These would use packets in order to send the information from the sender to the receiver and the receiver to the sender.

       

      Here only the router will not forward the packets against the link-local address. The link-local address is mainly used for the communications for the devices that are present over the link.

      Here when they are assigned to the single type of interface, we can able to identify this very easily, since all of these will be on the same range. When the IP address begins with the fe80, then we can easily get to know that it belongs to the link-local address.

      And the third type is called the unique local address, these unique addresses will all come from the same range. When we see the Ip address with FD00, we get to know that it belongs to the unique addresses. The unique address will be the same as the Ip version 4 private addresses. Hence this cannot be routable over its internet. These are mainly used on the private network segments.

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