> Hi,
>
> According to RFC, Interface Identifier being used to not only for the
> Link-local address, EUI-64 global unicast address is derived from that.
>
> Based on your input,
> 1. How one end will come to know the other end address (both link-local and
> global unicast address)?
normally routers learn their peer's link-local address via routing
protocol. there's no need to know global address.
> 2. Will unicast routing protocol will advertise that address? or some other
> protocol?
they will advertise link-local address (in the case of RIPng).
> 3. Can you please tell me, what is being followed by the industry in this
> scenario ?
what is "this scenario"?
itojun
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