Steps for Completion 1. For each IPv6 address range, identify the name of the reserved range. a. :1: b. 2000:3 __ c. 3FFF:FFFF:/32: __ d. 2001:ODB8:/32: __ e. FF00:/8: __ f. FC00:/7: __ g. FE80:/10: __

a. $::1:$: This is the loopback address in IPv6. It is used to test the network interface on the local host.<br /><br />b. $2000::3$ __: This is not a reserved range in IPv6.<br /><br />c. 3FFF:FFFF::/32: __: This is the multicast address range in IPv6. It is used to send a packet to multiple destinations.<br /><br />d. $2001:ODB8::/32:$ __: This is not a reserved range in IPv6.<br /><br />e. FF00::/8: __: This is the multicast address range in IPv6. It is used to send a packet to multiple destinations.<br /><br />f. FC00::/7: __: This is the unique local address range in IPv6. It is used for addresses that are unique within a particular organization or site.<br /><br />g. FE80::/10: __: This is the link-local address range in IPv6. It is used for communication on a single link.