Describe the IPv6 Address Format and Types of IPv6 Address NETWORKING-FOUNDATIONS Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1expert · hard

   A network administrator is analyzing an IPv6 multicast address ff05::1:3. The administrator needs to determine the scope of this address. What is the scope, and what does it mean for the reach of the multicast traffic?

   • ALink-local scope, meaning the traffic is restricted to the local link and will not be forwarded by routers.
   • BSite-local scope, meaning the traffic is restricted to the local site and will not be forwarded beyond the site boundary.
   • CGlobal scope, meaning the traffic can be forwarded across the entire internet.
   • DInterface-local scope, meaning the traffic is restricted to a single interface.
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2. 2application · medium

   A network engineer needs to send a multicast video stream to all hosts on the local network segment. Which IPv6 multicast address should be used as the destination?

   • Aff05::1
   • Bff02::2
   • Cff02::1
   • Dff01::1
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which IPv6 unicast address type is intended for private use within a site or organization and is not routable on the public Internet?

   • AGlobal unicast
   • BLink-local
   • CMulticast
   • DUnique local
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5. 4expert · hard · select all that apply

   A network architect is reviewing an IPv6 deployment plan and needs to identify which of the following statements about IPv6 address types are correct. Select all that apply.

   • AUnique local addresses are the IPv6 equivalent of private IPv4 addresses and are not routable on the internet.
   • BLink-local addresses are routable and can be used to communicate across different subnets.
   • CMulticast addresses are used for one-to-many communication, and packets are delivered to all interfaces in the group.
   • DAnycast addresses are assigned to multiple interfaces, and packets are delivered to the nearest interface.
   • EGlobal unicast addresses are always assigned automatically and cannot be manually configured.
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6. 5expert · hard

   A network administrator is configuring a multicast application that needs to send data to all routers within the local site, but not beyond the site boundary. Which multicast address should the administrator use?

   • Aff05::1
   • Bff05::2
   • Cff02::2
   • Dff0e::2
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