A network engineer configures a Cisco router interface with the command `ipv6 address 2001:db8:cafe:40::/64 eui-64`. The physical MAC address of the interface is `7081.05e1.a2b3`. Which two statements accurately describe the resulting IPv6 addressing state on this interface? (Select two.)
- The dynamically generated Global Unicast Address on the interface is 2001:db8:cafe:40:7281:5ff:fee1:a2b3.Cevap
- The interface automatically derives a Link-Local address with the prefix fe80::/10 using the same modified EUI-64 interface identifier.Cevap
- CThe generated interface identifier is 7081:05ff:fee1:a2b3 because the 7th bit of the MAC address is maintained without inversion for global unicast traffic.
- DThe available host count for this prefix is reduced by two to reserve the network address and broadcast address within the /64 subnet.
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The dynamically generated Global Unicast Address is 2001:db8:cafe:40:7281:5ff:fee1:a2b3, and the interface automatically derives a Link-Local address with the prefix fe80::/10 using the same EUI-64 interface identifier.
The EUI-64 algorithm flips the 7th bit of the first MAC byte (0x70 to 0x72) and inserts FFFE into the middle, yielding the interface ID 7281:05ff:fee1:a2b3. Adding this to the prefix 2001:db8:cafe:40::/64 gives 2001:db8:cafe:40:7281:5ff:fee1:a2b3. Additionally, any IPv6-enabled interface automatically configures a Link-Local address under the fe80::/10 prefix using this same interface ID.
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EUI-64 Interface Identifier Generation and IPv6 Address Scopes