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You can see a list of IP six and multicast addresses on the IANA.

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This is very similar.

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To IP version for multicast addresses.

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So the IANA has an address registry for both IP version four and IP version six.

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So scrolling down in IP version six to a link local scope multicast addresses, you'll notice that F.F.

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zero two Colon Colon one is all nodes address and an IP version for the all systems on this subnet address

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is 224001.

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In IP version 6f02 Colon.

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Colon two is all rounders.

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And 2 to 4 002 is all routers in IP version four.

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So you'll notice that the host portion of the addresses and IP version six and IP version four are very

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similar forwards kvm or p routers.

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Same over here.

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Five and six is OSPF.

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Same in IP version six five and six.

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IP is a in IP version six, which is ten in decimal.

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So 20 400 ten is IRP nine is version two, and that's the same in IP version six.

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So you can have a look on the IANA at the list of multicast addresses used by IP version six as well

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as IP version four.

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Fortunately, the host address numbers have been kept kind of consistent to make it easier.