Question

question 3
what type of address is automatically assigned to an interface when ipv6 is enabled on that interface?
link - local
global unicast
loopback
unique local

Explanation:

When IPv6 is enabled on an interface, a link - local address is automatically assigned. Link - local addresses are used for communication within a single link (such as a local network segment) and are self - configured by the device without the need for a DHCP server or other external address assignment mechanisms. Global unicast addresses are publicly routable and require proper configuration. Loopback addresses are used for testing and local processes. Unique local addresses are used for private networking similar to private IPv4 addresses but are not automatically assigned on interface enablement.

Answer:

A. Link - local