What is the difference between an IPv6 link-local address and a unique local address?
A.
The scope of an IPv6 link-local address is limited to a directly attached interface, but an IPv6 unique local address is used throughout a company site or network.
B.
The scope of an IPv6 link-local address is global, but the scope of an IPv6 unique local address is limited to a loopback address.
C.
The scope of an IPv6 link-local address can be used throughout a company site or network, but an IPv6 unique local address is limited to a loopback address.
D.
The scope of an IPv6 link-local address is limited to a loopback address, and an IPv6 unique local address is limited to a directly attached interface.
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