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200-301 Question #1314: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

IPv6 addresses are categorized by their leading bits/prefix. The address starting with '2000' falls in the Global Unicast range (2000::/3), 'fc00' indicates Unique Local (fc00::/7), 'fe80' identifies Link-Local Unicast (fe80::/10), and 'ff00' denotes Multicast (ff00::/8). Each pr

Submitted by cyberguy42· Mar 30, 2026Network Addressing and IP Services - Understanding IPv6 address types and their corresponding prefix ranges (Global Unicast, Unique Local, Link-Local, and Multicast)

Question

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the IPv6 address from the left onto the type on the right. Answer:

Explanation

IPv6 addresses are categorized by their leading bits/prefix. The address starting with '2000' falls in the Global Unicast range (2000::/3), 'fc00' indicates Unique Local (fc00::/7), 'fe80' identifies Link-Local Unicast (fe80::/10), and 'ff00' denotes Multicast (ff00::/8). Each prefix unambiguously maps to its address type based on the IANA IPv6 address space allocation standards.

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#IPv6 Addressing#Address Types#Network Fundamentals#Subnetting

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