Refer to the exhibit. IPv6 must be implemented on R1 to the ISP. The uplink between R1 and the ISP must be configured with a manual assignment, and the LAN interface must be self- provisioned. Both connections must use the applicable IPv6 networks. Which two configurations must be applied to R1? (Choose two.)

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B. interface Gi0/0 The command `ipv6 address 2001:db8:d955:1001::1/64` on `interface Gi0/0` manually assigns a specific global unicast IPv6 address and prefix length, fulfilling the requirement for a manual assignment on the ISP uplink. E. interface Gi0/1 The command `ipv6 address autoconfig` on `interface Gi0/1` enables Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC), allowing the interface to self-provision its IPv6 address from Router Advertisements, which meets the requirement for the LAN interface.

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A. interface Gi0/0 Applying `ipv6 address autoconfig` to `interface Gi0/0` would make the ISP uplink self-provisioned, directly contradicting the requirement for a manual assignment.

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C. interface Gi0/1 Manually assigning an IPv6 address (e.g., `ipv6 address 2001:db8:d955:1008::1/64`) to `interface Gi0/1` would violate the requirement for the LAN interface to be self-provisioned.

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D. interface Gi0/0 Configuring only a link-local address (`ipv6 address fe80::1 link-local`) on `interface Gi0/0` does not provide a global unicast address and does not fulfill the requirement for a manual global IPv6 assignment to the ISP uplink.

Refer to the exhibit. IPv6 must be implemented on R1 to the ISP. The uplink between R1 and the ISP must be configured with a manual assignment, and the LAN interface must be self- provisioned. Both co

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