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Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) · Cisco
Interactive Drag & Drop Matching
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This is solved through the process of elimination and a bit of lateral thinking. Let's look at the first two categories first (the easier ones)... Multicast: 1. Derived from the FFOO::/8 address range. Can't argue with that. 2. Provides one-to-many communications. That's what multicast is , one-to-many. Unicast: 1. Includes Link-Local and Loopback addresses. Yip, these are single destinations. 2. Identifies an interface on an IPv6 device. Again, yip - it's a single destination. AnyCast: 1. Used exclusively by a non-host device. I think what they are alluding to here is that this address is associated with a group of servers that share an IP address, not a single host (non-host). 2. Assigned to more than one interface. Yes - by definition its one-to-closest, so that implies there's more than one instance of it, so it must be assigned to more than one interface. Done - Danny7 (the suggested answer) is correct.
My reasoning for a non-host device was that it is a router/L3 switch. But this one adds more to what I know. Thank you.