Question

A network engineer configures a router with the following commands. Ro3(config)# interface F0/5 Ro3(config-if)# ipv6 address 2005:AC9:5B:1::1/64 Ro3(config-if)# no shut Ro3(configif)# end The router is connected to a switch in VLAN 10 and is working correctly on that VLAN. A network engineer configures a new computer to use SLAAC and assigns the computer to VLAN 10. 1. The computer is unable to obtain the correct IPv6 prefix and prefix length. What is wrong?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

We have the following for the given problem:

The ip nat inside source command to link the inside local and inside global addresses*

-->an ACL to identify the local IPv4 address of the web server

-->the keyword overload for the ip nat inside source command

-->an IPv4 address pool