The address 6FFE:FFFF:0000:2F3B:04AC:00FF:FEBE:5C4A is an example of which of the following?
A.
APIPA
B.
MAC
C.
IPv4
D.
IPv6
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How do you know the difference between MAC ADDRESS, IPv4 AND IPv6?
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You may want to work on the A+ exam before the Network+ if you are really needing to ask that.
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I am not asking about the definition and their purpose i am asking about the way it is written.
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test seems to be broken there are a few answers where all the answers and the question is highlighted
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when you click check answer
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everything is highlighted here even the question????????
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MAC Address: AB:CD:EF:12:34:56 = 48 bit with 6 groups of Octets 6×8=48
IPv4: 192.168.0.1 = Easily distinguishable 32 bit
IPv6: FE82:ABCD:EF12:3456:789AB:CAE1:9876:5432 = 128 bit 8 groups of hexadecimal digits.
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Yeah this is broken, there is no way this could be an IPv4 Address. Its written in hexidecimal not deciaml. Ipv4 will always be similar to this format 192.169.xxx.xxx. as for mac address it is written in xx.xx.xx.xx.xx style of format.
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Its not IPv4 or a MAC, its an IPv6 address.
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