You can see a list of IP six and multicast addresses on the IANA.
This is very similar.
To IP version for multicast addresses.
So the IANA has an address registry for both IP version four and IP version six.
So scrolling down in IP version six to a link local scope multicast addresses, you'll notice that F.F.
zero two Colon Colon one is all nodes address and an IP version for the all systems on this subnet address
is 224001.
In IP version 6f02 Colon.
Colon two is all rounders.
And 2 to 4 002 is all routers in IP version four.
So you'll notice that the host portion of the addresses and IP version six and IP version four are very
similar forwards kvm or p routers.
Same over here.
Five and six is OSPF.
Same in IP version six five and six.
IP is a in IP version six, which is ten in decimal.
So 20 400 ten is IRP nine is version two, and that's the same in IP version six.
So you can have a look on the IANA at the list of multicast addresses used by IP version six as well
as IP version four.
Fortunately, the host address numbers have been kept kind of consistent to make it easier.