Can’t be a static address, both of the other ones are dynamic.
Also I think it’s a /128 and /64 because I think (or imagine) to be able to see a three digit and a two dogot prefix behind the black bars. It’s also what is on my machine, and I’m a lazy bum who didn’t do any config besides setting a DNS server of my choice. My guess would also either be a SLAAC address and one getting from the DHCP (usually the router) or one of them is a generated privacy address.
(Long story short: I agree with you except for the very last word).
The third one is is the link local address, it has a scope of “link”.
I’d guess the other one are a host address ( a /128) and a regular /64 address.
Could also be a /64 privacy address and a /64 “standard” address (SLAAC, DHCP, static)
Can’t be a static address, both of the other ones are dynamic.
Also I think it’s a /128 and /64 because I think (or imagine) to be able to see a three digit and a two dogot prefix behind the black bars. It’s also what is on my machine, and I’m a lazy bum who didn’t do any config besides setting a DNS server of my choice. My guess would also either be a SLAAC address and one getting from the DHCP (usually the router) or one of them is a generated privacy address.
(Long story short: I agree with you except for the very last word).