IPv6 unicast addresses | Unicast addresses represent a single interface. Packets addressed to a unicast address are sent to a specific network interface.
There are three types of IPv6 unicast addresses:
Global unicast - comparable to public IPv4 IP addresses. These addresses are assigned by IANA and used in public networks. You have a prefix of 2000 :: / 3 (all addresses begin with binary 001).
unique local - resembles private IPv4 addresses. They are used in private networks and cannot be routed on the internet. These addresses have the prefix FD00 :: / 8.
Local link - These addresses are used to send packets over the local subnet. Routers do not send packets with this address to other subnets. For IPv6, each network interface that the IPv6 protocol is enabled must be assigned a link-local address. These addresses have the prefix FE80 :: / 10.
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