Which of the following formats represent an accurate condensing of the IPv6 address 2031:0000:720C:0000:0000:09E0:839A:130B? (Choose two).
Which of the following formats represent an accurate condensing of the IPv6 address 2031:0000:720C:0000:0000:09E0:839A:130B? (Choose two).
The correct condensing of an IPv6 address involves removing leading zeros from each group and replacing consecutive groups of zeros with a double colon (::), but this replacement can only be done once in the address. Therefore, 2031:0000:720C:0000:0000:09E0:839A:130B can be accurately condensed to 2031:0:720C:0:0:9E0:839A:130B and 2031:0:720C::9E0:839A:130B. Options A and D correctly follow these rules.
correct answers are A D on C we have :: :: that's why it's false
h_h88 the right answers are A and D
I think in this question the right answers are A and C
in IPv6 condensing the "::" can only appear once in a condensed address. This is so as to make the string size determinable, therefore C is incorrect.