Wrong. I think the answer should be:
Link Local Address:
- Attached to a single subnet
- Addressing for exclusive use internally without internet routing
Unique Local Address:
-Addresses with prefix FC00:/7
-Configured only once per interface
What does 'configured only once per interface' mean?
If it's talking about a requirement, then what type of address requires being configured multiple times? Does a Unique Local address needs to be configured multiple times?
If it's talking about a limitation, then what type of address cannot be configured multiple times? Unique Local address cannot be configured again after it is configured?
When Cisco create these faulty questions, do they know what they are talking?
Another ambiguous question designed to confuse people. The only way to answer is to 'use common sense,' given that some responses are ambiguous, such as 'attached to a single subnet.' It would have been much more relevant to say 'attached to a single segment'... not to mention 'addressing for exclusive use internally without internet routing.'
Correct answers. In IPv4 you can configure only one address per interface, in IPv6 more than one is possible (Tested in Packet Tracer).
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