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There is no broadcast address in IPv6, and the function of broadcast address is realized by
multicast address
The IPv6 address type is specified by several preceding addresses (called the format prefix),
and the corresponding relationship between the main address type and the format prefix is shown
in Table 1-1
Table 1-1 the corresponding relationship between address type and format prefix
3 Unicast address types
There are many types of IPv6 unicast addresses, including global unicast addresses, link local
addresses, and site local addresses
1Global unicast address is equivalent to IPv4 public address, which is provided to network
service provider. This type of address allows aggregation of routing prefixes, thus limiting the
number of global routing tables
2) Link local address is used for neighbor discovery protocol and communication between
local upper nodes in stateless automatic configuration. Data packets that use link local address as
source or destination address are not forwarded to other links
3) The local address of the site is similar to the private address in IPv4. The data packets that
use the local address of the site as the source or destination address are not forwarded to other sites
outside the site (equivalent to a private network)
4) Loopback address: unicast address 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 (simplified as:: 1) is called loopback
address, and cannot be assigned to any physical interface. Its function is the same as the loopback
address in IPv4, that is, nodes send IPv6 messages to themselves
5) Unknown address: Address::: called an unspecified address and cannot be assigned to any
node. Before the node obtains the valid IPv6 address, it can fill the address in the source address
field of the transmitted IPv6 message, but it can not be used as the destination address in the IPv6
message
4 multicast
The multicast address shown in table 1-2 is reserved for a special purpose multicast address
Table 1-2 list of reserved IPv6 multicast addresses
In addition, there is a class of multicast address: the requested node (Solicited-Node) address.
This address is mainly used to obtain link layer address of neighbor nodes on the same chain and
realize duplicate address detection. Each unicast or anycast IPv6 address has a corresponding
address of the requested node. Its format is
FF02:0:0:0:0:1:FFXX:XXXX
Among them, FF02:0:0:0:0:1:FF is 104 bit fixed format; XX:XXXX is the post 24 bit of
unicast or anycast IPv6 address
5 The interface identifier of IEEE EUI-64 format
The interface identifier in the IPv6 unicast address is used to identify a unique interface on
the link. At present, the IPv6 unicast address basically requires the interface identifier to be 64 bits.
The interface identifier of the IEEE EUI-64 format changes from the link layer address (MAC
address) of the interface. The interface identifier in the IPv6 address is 64 bits, and the MAC
address is 48 bits. Therefore, it is necessary to insert the sixteen decimal number FFFE
(1111111111111110) at the middle position of the MAC address (starting from the twenty-fourth
bit after the high position). To ensure that the interface identifier obtained from the MAC address
is unique, the Universal/Local (U/L) bit (starting from the high bit) is set to 1 seventh". Finally, the
number of groups is used as the interface identifier of the EUI-64 format

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