hey i am studying since 3 months i am beignner to IT and currently doing ccna i cant understand the concept of ipv6 i really try to understand it but i cant its too difficult to remember classes,prefix of ipv6 plz help me to understand the concept of ipv6 (ipv6 addressing,classes,ospfv6,static ipv6 configuration and ipv6 simple configuration) these concept i cant under stand

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Your network has two switches (SW1 and SW2) connected via a trunk link. SW1 has PC-A in VLAN 10 (port Fa0/1) and PC-B in VLAN 20 (port Fa0/2). SW2 has PC-C in VLAN 10 (port Fa0/3) and PC-D in VLAN 20 (port Fa0/4). There is a trunk between switches SW1 and SW2: **Symptom:** PC-A can ping PC-C, but PC-B cannot ping PC-D, even though both pairs are in the same VLANs. What is wrong and how would you fix it? 🤔

Two routers are trying to establish an OSPF neighbor relationship on the same Ethernet segment: **Router A:** - Router ID: 192.168.1.10 - Interface Priority: 100 - Interface IP: 10.1.1.1/24 **Router B:** - Router ID: 172.16.1.5 - Interface Priority: 100 - Interface IP: 10.1.1.2/24 Both routers are powered on simultaneously and begin the DR/BDR election process. Which router becomes the Designated Router (DR) and why? Drop your answer below! 👇

PAT (Port Address Translation) can support thousands of internal devices using a single public IP address because it modifies both the source IP address and source port number in outbound packets. True or false? Explain your reasoning! 🤔