Solved CompTIA Network+ Configure IPv4 and IPv6 addressing lab confusion

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Hi, I am currently performing the Network+ IPv4 and IPv6 addressing lab. I am on Exercise 2 - Setup Network Connectivity between IPv4 and IPv6 devices -Task 4 - Enable ISATAP on an IPv4-only Domain Server -Step 3. I am a little confused at his part
"From the results displayed, notice the following:

1. The alpha-numeric values of the isatap. {interface_index} for the Tunnel adapter on this server is the same as was noted on the PLABSA01 which is the ISATAP router. This confirms that the ISATAP router is providing the addressing information to the ISATAP-enabled server." It says the alphanumeric value should be the same but the PLABSAO1(ISATAP router) is not the same as the PLABDCO1 tunnel Adapter.

PLABSAO1 shows

and PLABDCO1 shows

However, even in lab instructions they are different.
PLABSAO1 is displayed as
but PLABDCO1 is displayed as

I am confused because they say it is the same but even in the lab pictures they are different because the DCO1 ends in 33 and the other PLABSAO1 ends in 34. I don't know if I am missing something or not. Any clarification would be appreciated. Thank You.

@Geo I have confirmed that this is an error in the lab guide as the GUIDs for both ISATAP Tunnel Adapters are indeed unique. However in completing these steps you have successfully setup the ISATAP tunneling adapter and are able to verify connectivity between IPv4 and IPv6 devices on the network. Very good on paying attention to the close details.

@Geo,

I will be more than happy to look into this for you. I will respond ASAP. Thank you for watching!

Thank You, Wes. Appreciate it.

@wes-bryan Hi, Wes. Just checking in to see if you have looked into the issue. Thanks again.

@Geo I have confirmed that this is an error in the lab guide as the GUIDs for both ISATAP Tunnel Adapters are indeed unique. However in completing these steps you have successfully setup the ISATAP tunneling adapter and are able to verify connectivity between IPv4 and IPv6 devices on the network. Very good on paying attention to the close details.

Hi, Wes.

Thank you, for the clarification. Appreciate your time and research.