guys! ipv6 help needed...
koksmen
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Dears! I can't figure this out.
i've had ipv6 question on my failed 70-410
pick private & routable ipv6 addres for NIC1
pick Multicast for NIC2
from
2000::
FC00::
FF00::
FE80::
so FF is Multicast for sure, FE80 it's like APIPA 169.254.x.x, FC00 (some sources also give FD00) it's like Private addressing eg. 192.168.x.x, and 2000:: is routable for sure but is it Private like (192.16
or Private like it's only mine in Internet (fixed ip Address ??) i would be grateful for explanations!
i've had ipv6 question on my failed 70-410
pick private & routable ipv6 addres for NIC1
pick Multicast for NIC2
from
2000::
FC00::
FF00::
FE80::
so FF is Multicast for sure, FE80 it's like APIPA 169.254.x.x, FC00 (some sources also give FD00) it's like Private addressing eg. 192.168.x.x, and 2000:: is routable for sure but is it Private like (192.16
or Private like it's only mine in Internet (fixed ip Address ??) i would be grateful for explanations! Comments
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Asif Dasl
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NIC 1 would be 2000::
NIC 2 would be FF00::
FC00:: is a Unique Local Unicast address (similar to private reserved network addresses)
FE00:: is a Link-Scoped Unicast address (similar to APIPA)
Have a look at these links, I had to check them out just to be sure..
IPv6 address - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Internet Protocol Version 6 Address Space