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Networking Fundamentals · Intermediate

IPv6 Unspecified Address

The all-zeros IPv6 address ::/128, used as a source address before a host has an address.

Definition

A host performing Duplicate Address Detection sends Neighbor Solicitations from ::. As a route, ::/0 is the IPv6 default route. The unspecified address must never be assigned to an interface or used as a destination.

Example

DAD Neighbor Solicitations have source :: and a solicited-node multicast destination.

Exam tip

:: = unspecified; ::/0 = default route; ::1 = loopback.

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