how do you convert the 48-bit host address (MAC address) to an IPv6 64-bit address?

Using the IEEE-EUI-64 conversion process, how do you convert the 48-bit host address (MAC
address) to an IPv6 64-bit address?

Using the IEEE-EUI-64 conversion process, how do you convert the 48-bit host address (MAC
address) to an IPv6 64-bit address?

A.
Add FF: EE between the third and fourth bytes.

B.
Add FE: EE between the third and fourth bytes.

C.
Add EF: FE between the third and fourth bytes.

D.
Add FF: FE between the third and fourth bytes.

Explanation:
Example: A2-67-97-6B-FE-34 = A2-67-97-FF-FE-6B-FE-34
Incorrect Answers:
A: You need to add the values FF:FE, and even though the position is correct, the code to be
added is incorrect.
B: You need to add the values FF:FE, and even though the position is correct, the code to be
added is incorrect.
C: You need to add the values FF:FE, and even though the position is correct, the code to be
added is incorrect.



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