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Which address block is reserved for locally assigned unique local addresses?
The correct answer is B. FD00::/8. Using one of the common Unique Local IPv6 global prefix generators, the Acme corporate network was assigned the global prefix of 6D8D64AF0C; when pushed together with the common unique local locally assigned prefix (FD00::/8) the prefix expands to FD6D:8D64:AF0C::/48; this…
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Which address block is reserved for locally assigned unique local addresses?
Options
- A2002::/16
- BFD00::/8
- C2001::/32
- DFB00::/8
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(43 responses)- A5% (2)
- B91% (39)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Using one of the common Unique Local IPv6 global prefix generators, the Acme corporate network was assigned the global prefix of 6D8D64AF0C; when pushed together with the common unique local locally assigned prefix (FD00::/8) the prefix expands to FD6D:8D64:AF0C::/48; this leaves Acme with an additional 16 bits of space to use for subnetting across their sites.
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