The OSPF3 protocol is a separately developed protocol that differs somewhat from OSPF2 in that OSPFv3 is link-based rather than network segmented, and the following statement is incorrect?().
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The OSPF3 protocol is a separately developed protocol that differs somewhat from OSPF2 in that OSPFv3 is link-based rather than network segmented, and the following statement is incorrect?().

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All OSPFv3 interfaces use the Link-Local address as the destination address of the message

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Two OSPF routers connected to the link can establish a neighbor relationship even if their IPv6 address prefixes are different

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The routing information obtained by the B. OSPFv3 router from the neighbor uses the neighbor's Link-Local address as the next hop in the forwarded packet

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For two OSPF routers connected to the link, you can establish a neighbor relationship even if you do not configure a unicast IPv6 address

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