Drag and drop each IPv6 address onto its correct type. <DragDrop items={["fe80:efae:0b2a:56fe:4a87:147f:dc21:7","ff00:3b64:fbca:171a:6140:6a35:1ea6:12","fc00:733d:b542:a948:d7fa:eeea:989a:3","2000:e2a1:a1ee:03ed:39a0:4f8e:9f02:1"]} slots={[{"answer":"2000:e2a1:a1ee:03ed:39a0:4f8e:9f02:1","id":"slot1","label":"Global Unicast"},{"answer":"fe80:efae:0b2a:56fe:4a87:147f:dc21:7","id":"slot2","label":"Link-Local Unicast"},{"answer":"fc00:733d:b542:a948:d7fa:eeea:989a:3","id":"slot3","label":"Unique Local"},{"answer":"ff00:3b64:fbca:171a:6140:6a35:1ea6:12","id":"slot4","label":"Multicast"}]} explanation={"IPv6 address type is determined by the leading prefix bits. Addresses in 2000::/3 are global unicast, FE80::/10 are link-local unicast, FC00::/7 are unique local, and FF00::/8 are multicast.\n\n**Learn more:** [IPv6 Address Space](https://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv6-address-space/ipv6-address-space.xhtml) · [RFC 4291: IP Version 6 Addressing Architecture](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4291)"} reuse={false} />