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NEW QUESTION 412
A company will integrate an IPv6 application into their network and wants to develop a test environment to evaluate application performance across the network. This application consists of both unicast and multicast traffic. The company wants to do this testing only in certain locations of its existing IPv4-only network, and all chosen locations should communicate with each other. Which tunneling technology works in this scenario?

A.    ISATAP
B.    6PE
C.    DMVPN
D.    6to4

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QUESTION 309
Which three options are important functions of IPv6 first-hop security? (Choose three.)

A.    implements a broadcast-control mechanism
B.    limits IPv6 route advertisement in the network
C.    suppresses excessive multicast neighbor discovery
D.    prevents IPv6 packet fragmentation
E.    prevents rogue DHCP servers from assigning IPv6 addresses