IPv6 can use a DHCPv6 server for the allocation of IPv6 addressing to hosts. Another IPv6 addressing option utilizes the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) to discover the first portion of the IPv6 address (network prefix) from local routers, and the host can create its own host ID. What standard is commonly used by an IPv6 host to generate its own 64-bit host ID

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Explanation:

It is a mechanism, that is also known as EUI-64, which enables you an automatic generation of its specific host ID. It using the device on the 48-bit MAC address, which helps to construct the special 64-bit host ID. It also helps you to build a DHCP-type IPv6 network, that's why we can say that the above-given standard is widely used to create a 64-bit host ID on IPv6 servers.

for this, you need the pythagorean theorem, which is a^{2}+ b^{2}= c^{2}

your a should be 12, and your b should be 35. so now you can solve for c, which equals 37 miles.

so the answer is 37 miles

unlike some android phones, you won't need to download a program that allows your phone to be a wi-fi hotspot if you have an iphone.

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