How are these “Solicited-Node” multicast addresses produced? As we mentione before, “Solicited-Node” multicast addresses are automatically produced. “Solicited-Node” multicast addresses provide an efficient ARP mechanism with IPv6 Neighbour Discovery Protocol. These “Solicited-Node” multicast are produced automatically by the router. These IPv6 multicast addresses are called “Solicited-Node” multicast addresses.
In IPv6 Multicast, there are also another special reserved multicast addresses. Each of these address are belong to a specific group, protocol etc. We can give the below examples to these IPv6 link-local scope addresses:įF02::1 All nodes FF02::2 All Routers FF02::5 OSPFv3 Routers FF02::6 OSPFv3 DRs FF02::9 RIPng Router FF02::A EIGRP Routers FF02::B Mobile Agents FF02::C DHCP Servers FF02::D PIM RoutersĪs you can see, there are different IPv6 Link-Local Scope Multicast addresses above. Global Unicast IPv6 Address has the prefix 2000::/3.īeside, there are many reserved wellknown multicast addresses in IPv6 like IPv4. But this time, this address space is very big and cover all of the devices that use IP address. This address type is like IPv4 Public addresses. Let’s check all these address types deeply. IPv6 has Unicast address similar to IPv4 unicast address, but it has also other new unicast addresses. These addresses are start with “0000 0000” at first 8 bits. Now, let’s explain these IPv6 Address Types and their Sub Types detaily.įor more, visit : IPv6 Reserved Addresses Mainly, there are four Address Types in IPv6. Let’s see all these address types one by one. Some of the concepts like public and private addresses will still remain in IPv6. This is anycast address.īy the way in IPv6 there is no broadcast address type. One additional address type is also in IPv6 world.
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