The lowest 64 bits in IPV6 are designated as ________?
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Interface identifier
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Path of network
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Prefix of network
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Subnet
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Correct answer
Explanation
In IPv6, the 128-bit address is divided into two 64-bit parts: the network prefix (first 64 bits) and the interface identifier (last 64 bits). The interface identifier uniquely identifies a network interface, similar to a MAC address, and is often derived from it using EUI-64 format. 'Path of network', 'Prefix of network', and 'Subnet' refer to the first 64 bits or portions thereof.