200-301 - Network Fundamentals - Section 1.6
Configure and verify IPv4 addressing and subnetting, configure IPv6 addressing and prefixes, and describe IPv6 address types including unicast, anycast, multicast, and modified EUI-64.
Apply variable-length subnet masking to divide an IPv4 block into the required number of subnets and hosts, deriving network address, broadcast address, and usable host range from a prefix length. Compress and expand IPv6 addresses, identify global unicast, unique local, and link-local scopes, and derive an interface ID using modified EUI-64. Recognise the need for private RFC 1918 addressing and where NAT bridges it to public space.
IPv4 subnettingVLSMPrivate addressing (RFC 1918)IPv6 address typesModified EUI-64
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