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Question 1:

Under which of the following circumstances will an IPv6 router transmit a Router Advertisement?

A.  When it receives an RS from a host on the local link.


B.  When an RS comes in from a host on a non-local link.


C.  Every 200 seconds, by default, whether it receives a triggering message or not.


D.  Never.


E.  When it receives either an NS or NA from a host.



Question 2:

When a host sends an NS message, what's the destination address of that message?


A.  The single address named in the unicast message.


B.  The solicited-node multicast address.


C.  Every host on the local link.


D.  Every router on the local link.



Question 3:

You note your IPv6 router has joined the "FF02::1" group.   What's the purpose of that group?

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Here are the answers!

1.  (A, C)   An IPv6 router will send a Router Advertisement message when it receives a Router Solicitation (RS) from a host on the local link, and an unsolicited RA is sent every 200 seconds.


2.  (B).  Neighbor Advertisements are sent to the solicited-node multicast address of the destination.


3.  The IPv6 multicast address FF02::1 is assigned to the "all nodes on the local link" group.

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