IPv6 Questions
Here you will find answers to IPv6 Questions
Question 1
A very large organization has received its IPv6 address range from its Internet Service Provider and intends to use only IPv6 addresses internally. Employees will access the Internet using port address translation. What is a requirement for their DNS servers?
A. They no longer need DNS servers.
B. Their DNS servers need to support both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
C. Their DNS servers need to support only IPv6 addresses.
D. Their DNS servers need to support only IPv4 addresses.
E. They need additional DNS servers in their network just for IPv6 addresses.
F. There are no changes required to their DNS servers.
Answer: B
Question 2
A global corporation has an internal network with the following characteristics:
2,000,000+hosts
10,000+ routers
Internet connectivity
high traffic volumes with business partners and customers
Which statement best describes what a flexible IPv6 strategy would look like for this corporation?
A. Both hosts and routers would run dual stack.
B. Hosts would run IPv4 and routers would run native IPv6.
C. Hosts would run dual stack and routers would run IPv4 only.
D. Hosts would run IPv6 and routers would run native IPv6.
Answer: A
Question 3
Which two statements about IPv6 addresses are true? (Choose two)
A. Leading zeros are required.
B. Two colons (::) are used to represent successive hexadecimal fields of zeros.
C. Two colons (::) are used to separate fields.
D. A single interface will have multiple IPv6 addresses of different types.
Answer: B D
Question 4
Which IPv6 feature enables routing to distribute connection requests to the nearest content server?
A. Link-local
B. Site-local
C. Anycast
D. Multicast
E. Global aggregatable
Answer: C
Question 5
A company is designing a worldwide IPv6 network with duplicated file servers at multiple locations. Each file server contains identical reference information. Which IPv6 address type would be used to allow each end station to send a request to the nearest file server using the same destination address, regardless of the location of that end station?
A. unicast
B. anycast
C. multicast
D. broadcast
Answer: B
Question 6
Which two link state routing protocols support IPv6 routing? (Choose two)
A. BGP4+
B. OSPF
C. RIPng
D. EIGRP
E. IS-IS
Answer: B E
Q6 ospfv3 does ipv6
I agree with that. OSPF with no extension considered to be OSPF version 1 supports no IPv6. Poorly asked question!
As long as it is not mentioned which OSPF they are asking for, it is considered OSPF for IPv4
Considering that OSPF and IS-IS are the only two link state protocols offered for the answer, the answer should be B and E. OSPFv3 supports IPv6. The question is poorly written.
EIGRP also supports IPv6, doesn’t it….
@Rick
You are right, but it says link state routing protocol. EIGRP is advanced distance vector routing protocol. It is not link state routing protocol.
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Q2: 2000000+ hosts, 10000+ routers, partner and customer peering. Why internet connectivity? They are their own micro-internet!
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@Quirk
If all hosts will be located in area that is reasonable to connect (by cable or leased line) it can be part of the Internet when RIPE will assign AS for this Company.
In this situation we have global company with sites distributed over the globe. It is not economically effective to buy lines or lambdas from existing operators. Even It can be impossible. Try to imagine how to connect some Ulan Bator with Caracas? It is economically feasible.
Thats why this company use Internet.