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1An IPv6 address is...
- A128 bits long
- B64 bits long
- C20 bits long
- D204 bits long
2In an IPv6 address, you can drop the zeros at the beginning of each set if there are any.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Double colons represent only two sets of zeros, and are only allowed to be used once in the address.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4The slash notation accompanying the hexadecimal IPv6 address defines how many bits identify the network part, with the remainder being the host part.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5An IPv6 unicast address is...
- AAn IP that is assigned to an interface on a host. A packet sent to that address goes to the one host that has that specific address.
- BAn internet routable, globally registered IP that must be leased from an Internet Service Provider.
- CAn address assigned to multiple hosts. These addresses start with the prefix FF00::/8.
- DA single address that is assigned to multiple hosts, but a packet for that address will go to the host with the minimum logical distance.
6An IPv6 global unicast address is...
- AAn IP that is assigned to an interface on a host. A packet sent to that address goes to the one host that has that specific address.
- BAn internet routable, globally registered IP that must be leased from an Internet Service Provider.
- CAn address assigned to multiple hosts. These addresses start with the prefix FF00::/8.
- DA single address that is assigned to multiple hosts, but a packet for that address will go to the host with the minimum logical distance.
7An IPv6 Multicast address is...
- AA single address that is assigned to multiple hosts, but a packet for that address will go to the host with the minimum logical distance.
- BAn address assigned to multiple hosts. These addresses start with the prefix FF00::/8.
- CAn internet routable, globally registered IP that must be leased from an Internet Service Provider.
- DAn IP that is assigned to an interface on a host. A packet sent to that address goes to the one host that has that specific address.
8An IPv6 Anycast address is...
- AAn internet routable, globally registered IP that must be leased from an Internet Service Provider.
- BAn IP that is assigned to an interface on a host. A packet sent to that address goes to the one host that has that specific address.
- CAn address assigned to multiple hosts. These addresses start with the prefix FF00::/8.
- DA single address that is assigned to multiple hosts, but a packet for that address will go to the host with the minimum logical distance.
9IPv6 broadcast addresses are merged with multicast addresses.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10IPv6 is unable to perform DHCP due to the complexity of the addresses.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11What is required to have IPv6 configured on your devices?
- AAn IPv6 protocol stack must be installed
- BAn IPv4 protocol stack must be deleted
- CThe router IOS must be upgraded to provide IPv6 support
- DThe switch IOS must be upgraded to provide IPv6 support
12If configuring DHCP for IPv6 addresses is possible, what would you need to configure it?
- ADHCP is not possible with IPv6
- BAn admin must be set with addresses to hand out
- CA DHCP server must be created
- DA NAT system must be created
13Stateful addressing is the process of keeping track of what addresses have been assigned to what hosts, used by DHCP servers.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Stateless auto configuration allows the host to;
- AConfigure it's own address
- BLearn that the /64 prefix is on the local link
- CAppend its MAC address in EUI-64 format
- DGenerate a 128 bit IPv6 address that incorporates the hosts MAC
- EAccess the DHCP server
15The EUI-64 format is in what order?
- A1. 48 bit MAC
- B2. FFFE pattern after the first 24 bits, also known as the six OUI characters
- C3.the six remaining characters of the MAC address
- D3. 48 bit MAC
- E1. the six remaining characters of the MAC address
- F1. FFFE pattern after the first 24 bits, also known as the six OUI characters
- G2. the six remaining characters of the MAC address
16The seventh bit in the EUI-64 (IPv6) address must be 1
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Mobility and IPsec support is built into IPv6.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18The fixed header size is...
- A40 bytes = 320 bits
- B20 bytes = 196 bits
- C96 bytes = 400 bits
- D35 bytes = 300 bits
19MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) is like the IPv4 TTL, which has a default of 255 hops until the packet is dropped. The MTU number is only the number of hops required to get to the destination, no more, no less.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20A host configured with IPv6 does what to determine the shortest MTU?
- ASends out an ICMP message
- BContacts the router for the shortest path
- CSends multiple packets in every direction to find out who is closest
21The sender sends packets no bigger than the MTU value
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Router Solicitation (RS) is a multicast message from a router to all hosts.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23Router Advertisement (RA) is a multicast message sent from a host to all routers.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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- CCNA Quiz on IPv6, created by Aliyah Merritt on 06/01/2020.
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