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Based on the address prefix for each IPv6 address on the right, identify the address type from the list on the left. (Addresses may not represent actual addresses used in production.)DragBroadcastGlobal unicastLink-localMulticastUnique localDrop2001:6789:9078::ABCE:AFFF:FE98:0001Unique localCurrent Value Unique localpress_delete_to_clearFD00::8907:FF:FE76:ABC FEA0::AB89:9FF:FE77:1234MulticastCurrent Value Multicastpress_delete_to_clearFF00:98BD:6532::1BroadcastCurrent Value Broadcastpress_delete_to_clearFF02::1:2Link-local

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Based on the address prefix for each IPv6 address on the right, identify the address type from the list on the left. (Addresses may not represent actual addresses used in production.)DragBroadcastGlobal unicastLink-localMulticastUnique localDrop2001:6789:9078::ABCE:AFFF:FE98:0001Unique localCurrent Value Unique localpress_delete_to_clearFD00::8907:FF:FE76:ABC FEA0::AB89:9FF:FE77:1234MulticastCurrent Value Multicastpress_delete_to_clearFF00:98BD:6532::1BroadcastCurrent Value Broadcastpress_delete_to_clearFF02::1:2Link-local

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The question seems to be asking to match the IPv6 addresses with their respective address types. Here's the correct matching:

  1. 2001:6789:9078::ABCE:AFFF:FE98:0001 - This is a Global unicast address. Global unicast addresses are globally routable and reachable on the IPv6 Internet.

  2. FD00::8907:FF:FE76:ABC - This is a Unique local address. Unique local addresses are used for local communication within a site or between a limited number of sites.

  3. FEA0::AB89:9FF:FE77:1234 - This address does not match any standard IPv6 address types. It could be a mistake or a typo.

  4. FF00:98BD:6532::1 - This is a Multicast address. Multicast addresses are used to send a single packet to a group of hosts.

  5. FF02::1:2 - This is a Link-local address. Link-local addresses are used for communication on a single network link.

Please note that there is no such thing as a broadcast address in IPv6. The concept of broadcast addresses exists in IPv4, but it has been replaced with multicast addresses in IPv6.

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