Martha sets up a local peer-to-peer network at her home office. She has five Windows 10 computers connected to the network. The computers were not able to access the Internet. Upon troubleshooting, she noticed that the packets sent from the computers were blocked by an IPv6-aware router; however, she was able to send ping requests from one computer to another.
Identify the issue with the network configuration.
A) The TCP/IP IPv6 protocol on each computer was nonfunctional.
B) The IPv6 settings on each computer connected to the network were incorrect.
C) The computers were assigned link-local unicast addresses.
D) The network IDs of the computers were not the same.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Link-local unicast addresses are used for communication within a single network segment and are not routable on the Internet, which explains why the computers can communicate with each other but not access the Internet.

Martha Sets Up a Local Peer-To-Peer Network at Her Home