Question

The IPv6 addresses are followed by a % sign and a number; for example, %5 follows the first IP address. This number is called the zone ID or scope ID and is used to identify the interface in a list of interfaces for this computer. IPv6 addressing is designed so that a computer can self-configure its own link-local IP address, which is similar to how IPv4 uses an Automatic Private IP Address (APIPA). Here's what happens when a computer using IPv6 first makes a network connection: 1. The computer creates its IPv6 address by using the FE80::/64 prefix and uses its MAC address to generate an Interface ID for the last 64 bits. 2. It then performs a duplicate address detection process to make sure its IP address is unique on the network. Next, it asks if a DHCPv6 server is present on the network to provide configuration information. If a server responds with DHCP information, the computer uses whatever information this might be, such as the IP addresses of DNS servers or its own IP address. Because a computer can generate its own link-local IP address, a DHCPv6 server usually serves up only global or unique local addresses. Make sure your computer is connected to the network, and do the following to identify the TCP/IP settings and IP addresses of your computer: 1. Open a command prompt window, type the ipconfig command and press Enter 2. Fill in Table 4 with the information about your network connections. Table 4 IP information for your computer connections Ethernet connection IPv4 address: Ethernet connection IPv6 address: Ethernet subnet mask: Ethernet default gateway: Wireless connection IPv4 address: Wireless connection IPv6 address: Wireless subnet mask: Wireless default gateway:

Answer 1

Table 4 IP information for your computer connections

Ethernet connection IPv4 address:	192.168.43.169
Ethernet connection IPv6 address:	fe80::c86d:d2d8:f9c7:5e5e%24
Ethernet subnet mask:	255.255.255.0
Ethernet default gateway:	192.168.43.42
Wireless connection IPv4 address:	192.168.1.50
Wireless connection IPv6 address:	fe80::9e34:26ff:fe2d:94ac%4
Wireless subnet mask:	255.255.255.0
Wireless default gateway:	192.168.1.1

Note: Press Windows and R key at once, this will open Run dialog box. Type cmd on Open: field and hit enter. This will open a command prompt( a black window). On this prompt type ipconfig, this will populate similar result like shown above with similar formatting. Note it down in the table.