A network administrator is evaluating IPv6 addressing structures for a router interface configuration. Which two statements correctly describe IPv6 prefix properties or address compression rules?
- The address can be validly compressed to .Cevap
- The prefix is designated for link-local addresses, which are automatically generated and non-routable beyond the local link.Cevap
- CThe address is valid because multiple double colons () are permitted if the overall address length equals 128 bits.
- DWhen calculating subnet host capacity for a standard IPv6 prefix, two host addresses must be subtracted from for the network and broadcast addresses.
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The correct statements are that 2001:db8:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001 can be compressed to 2001:db8::1, and that fe80::/10 is designated for link-local non-routable addresses.
Compressing consecutive zero fields into a single double colon once per address is valid according to RFC 4291 rules. Furthermore, fe80::/10 is officially designated for link-local communication and is restricted to the local layer 2 segment.
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