Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the IPv6 address type characteristics from the left to the right. Answer:

The correct answer is equivalent to public IPv4 addresses; routable and reachable via the Internet; configured only once per interface; attached to a single subnet. In IPv6, Global Unicast Addresses (GUAs) are equivalent to public IPv4 addresses and are routable and reachable via the Internet, making them the globally unique addresses used for internet communication. Link-Local Addresses are automatically configured on every IPv6-enabled int

Submitted by yuki_2020· Mar 30, 2026Network Fundamentals – Compare and contrast IPv6 address types (Global Unicast vs. Link-Local) and their characteristics

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the IPv6 address type characteristics from the left to the right. Answer:

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configured only once per interfaceequivalent to public IPv4 addressesattached to a single subnetroutable and reachable via the Internet

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equivalent to public IPv4 addresses
routable and reachable via the Internet
configured only once per interface
attached to a single subnet

Explanation

In IPv6, Global Unicast Addresses (GUAs) are equivalent to public IPv4 addresses and are routable and reachable via the Internet, making them the globally unique addresses used for internet communication. Link-Local Addresses are automatically configured on every IPv6-enabled interface (configured only once per interface by default) and are attached to a single subnet, meaning they cannot be routed beyond their local link. This drag-and-drop exercise maps characteristics to two distinct IPv6 address types: Global Unicast and Link-Local.

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#IPv6 Addressing#Global Unicast Address#Link-Local Address#IPv6 Address Types

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