Network Layer

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Network Layer

a) Shortest path length

b) MST cost

c) Assigning IP address 127.0.0.1 possible?

yes

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d) Number of IPv6 addresses per network interface

0 or 1

0 to 2

1 to 64

0 to 128

0 to 2^64

1 to 2^128

0 to infinite

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e) Use cases of multiple addresses per network interface?

This is never a proper use-case, only a malicious computer would advertise more than one address per interface.

The computer is running virtual machines that have to be reachable using own addresses.

Web servers can do load balancing by advertising the same address in different time slots each.

The computer is acting as a proxy/gateway for other machines connected on a second interface.

The computer administrator has set up virtual interfaces, and different applications use different virtual interfaces.

This does not even work!

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