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Sneha Singh
Level 40
Asked: 2022-12-13T21:03:13+05:30

Why Can The Same Link-Local Address, Fe80::1, Be Assigned To Both Ethernet Interfaces On R1??

Why Can The Same Link-Local Address, Fe80::1, Be Assigned To Both Ethernet Interfaces On R1??
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    1. Nilay Sharma
      Level 30

      The same link–local address, Fe80::1, can be assigned to both Ethernet interfaces on a router because the link–local address is only used for communication within the local area network or subnet. It is not intended to be routed outside the local network. This means that each device can have the same link–local address without causing any conflicts.

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    2. Priyanka
      Bronze

      The same link-local address, fe80::1, can be assigned to both Ethernet interfaces on R1 because the link-local address is only used to communicate on the local network segment. As such, two devices on the same network segment can have the same link-local address without any conflicts.

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