Drag and drop the IPv6 address on the left to the matching type on the right. <DragDrop items={["ff00:af60:767d:9258:e688:c478:ec75:12","fe80:b680:8af8:7cc1:6df1:71e1:b8f3:7","fc00:a4d3:af37:cbc6:cdbd:b73d:5561:3","2000:6794:5699:e122:42e0:4236:085d:1"]} slots={[{"answer":"2000:6794:5699:e122:42e0:4236:085d:1","id":"slot1","label":"Global Unicast"},{"answer":"fc00:a4d3:af37:cbc6:cdbd:b73d:5561:3","id":"slot2","label":"Unique Local"},{"answer":"fe80:b680:8af8:7cc1:6df1:71e1:b8f3:7","id":"slot3","label":"Link-Local Unicast"},{"answer":"ff00:af60:767d:9258:e688:c478:ec75:12","id":"slot4","label":"Multicast"}]} explanation={"IPv6 address types are identified by their leading prefix. Global unicast uses 2000::/3, so the address beginning with 2000 is Global Unicast. Unique local uses fc00::/7, so the address beginning with fc00 is Unique Local. Link-local unicast uses fe80::/10, so the address beginning with fe80 is Link-Local Unicast. Multicast uses ff00::/8, so the address beginning with ff00 is Multicast.\n\n**Learn more:** [RFC 4291: IPv6 Addressing Architecture](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4291) · [Cisco IPv6 Unicast Addresses](https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/ipv6_basic/configuration/15-mt/ip6b-15-mt-book/ip6-uni-routing.html)"} reuse={false} />