and of cause, the 96 bits remaining of the 32 bits of network address are subnet bits that is global bits 32 which is n, and subnet bits are 64-32 (n) bits and the rest are host address bit.

Yes you are correct, that is the correct IPv6 address; we can use the two ways of shortening to simplify the address; suppression and compression. In cisco it is called IPv6 address shortening; removal of the leading zeros in the suppression, and in compression is replacing the longest consecutive zero segments with a double colon and of…

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