What is a unique local address?
Answer
A unique local address is a private address for DHCPv6 servers. This is done for the servers to communicate across subnets within the private network. Since the servers are being used by a network administrators for when subnetting a large network. A unique local address always begins with FC or FD and is usually assigned to an interface in addition to its self-assigned link local address.
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