Question

Which of the following IPv6 addresses could be the computer's link-local address? A) 1C75:3F57:FE9B B) B80:0000:0000:D3:9c5AB:CC C) DCC8:2A19:E752:769F D) 8154

Answer 1

The link-local IPv6 address range is typically represented in the form of FE80::/10.

Given the options:

A) 1C75:3F57:FE9B - Not a valid link-local address.

B) B80:0000:0000:D3:9c5AB:CC - Not a valid link-local address.

C) DCC8:2A19:E752:769F - Not a valid link-local address.

D) 8154 - Not a valid link-local address.

None of the provided options appear to be valid link-local IPv6 addresses. Link-local addresses typically start with "FE80" in the first 16 bits.