This practice exam question broke my brain.... What do you guys think is correct?
Which of the following IPv6 addresses are valid, choose 4?
My original guess was that 1 and 2 were not valid addresses. But I guess it depends on what the CIDR notation is?
-Adam
This completely slipped my attention....apologies
I would say 1,4,5,6...
but if 1 is not valid...I'm not sure...my next guess would have been 3.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Edutainer, ITProTV
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They all look great to me! No rule violations here. Remember:
1 - We can use :: once in an address to represent consecutive fields of 0
2 - We can trim leading zeros in a field as many times as we want in the address
If you are in doubt - use the following cool tool:
https://www.helpsystems.com/intermapper/ipv6-test-address-validation
Anthony Sequeira
ITProTV Edutainer!
