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Add IPv6 Loopback Adress on Linux Ubuntu

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I know the way for IPv4 addresses:

sudo ifconfig lo:0 127.0.0.2 netmask 255.0.0.0 up

where lo:0 is the new identifier and 127.0.0.2 is the new IPv4 loopback address, but for IPv6 it seems to be a lot different. One should use the ULA address space, which is another uncertainty as I've read different specifications for this space.

Wikipedia says:

fe80::/10

This forum:

fd00::/8

or a comment under this question:

fc00::/7

I don't even know what one example of such an address would look like. Can someone show an example cmd command to add an IPv6 ULA address to the loopback interface?

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