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j773303
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netstat -in

How to remove the lan0:1*
while execute netstat -in?
Hero
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Christian Gebhardt
Honored Contributor

Re: netstat -in

Hi

netstat -in | grep -v lan0:1

Chris
j773303
Super Advisor

Re: netstat -in

Due to I have run the ifconfig lan0:1, now I want
to remove the lan0:1* entry from netstat -in? Is it possible to do it?
Hero
T G Manikandan
Honored Contributor

Re: netstat -in

#ifconfig lan0:1 inet 0.0.0.0

This should take the entry off

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Rainer von Bongartz
Honored Contributor

Re: netstat -in


ifconfig lan1:0 0.0.0.0

and the entry should be deleted

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Rainer
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Joaquin Gil de Vergara
Respected Contributor

Re: netstat -in

# ifconfig lan0:1 unplumb
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David_246
Trusted Contributor

Re: netstat -in

Uuuh, don't do the unplumb my friend.
Only doing it (not from the console :) will show why you don't want to do this.

Just leave it unconfigured, make sure you deleted all config and at the next reboot it will be totaly gone.

Regs David
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