CCNA Certification Practice Exam

IP Version 6 (IPv6)

Knowing the fundamentals of IPv6 is becoming more and more important when working with today's real-world networks, and that's why you'll see more and more IPv6 on Cisco certification exams.

To help prepare you for CCNA exam success, here's a practice exam on IPv6 addressing fundamentals.

Answers are at the bottom of the page.

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Question 1:

The first 10 bits of a given IPv6 address are 1111 1110 10. What kind of IPv6 address is this?

A. anycast

B. site local

C. multicast

D. unicast

 

Question 2:

If an IPv6 address begins with "FF", what does this indicate?

A. Nothing in particular

B. It's a broadcast address

C. It's an anycast address

D. It's a unicast address

E. It's a multicast address

Question 3:

What address type is indicated by the first 96 bits being set to zero?

Question 4:

Which of the following statements are true regarding IPv6 addresses and the use of consecutive colons in them?

A. They represent consecutive fields of zeros.

B. They're illegal.

C. They represent consecutive fields of ones.

D. They can be used only once in a single IPv6 address.

E. They can be used as many times as you like a single IPv6 address.

Question 5:

Using any and all legal zero and leading zero compression techniques, express the IPv6 loopback address in the shortest possible format.

Question 6:

Where will you find IPv6 addresses beginning with 2002 and carrying a /48 prefix?

A. 6to4 tunnel edge routers

B. loopback interfaces

C. 6to4 tunnel access routers

D. Any link-layer master router

E. Any site-local DR

Answers at the bottom of the page!

 

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