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How can I remove redundant addresses from network interface. I have a bunch of unnecessary ones, temporary and usual ones
I do it like this
netsh interface ipv6 delete address interface="Wi-Fi" address="2806:10ae:7:1c7b::6"
but get
The system cannot find the file specified.
What am I doing wrong?
UPDATE: output of netsh interface ipv6 show address level=verbose
Address ::1 Parameters
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Interface Luid : Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1
Scope Id : 0.0
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Preferred
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::306f:9747:4ce8:213b%4 Parameters
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Interface Luid : Bluetooth Network Connection
Scope Id : 0.4
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Deprecated
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::905e:9316:2889:8ee0%6 Parameters
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Interface Luid : Local Area Connection* 10
Scope Id : 0.6
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Deprecated
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::f853:8095:aa9d:d452%20 Parameters
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Interface Luid : Ethernet
Scope Id : 0.20
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Deprecated
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::7cd5:d933:51a0:d756%23 Parameters
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Interface Luid : Local Area Connection* 11
Scope Id : 0.23
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Deprecated
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::4856:331e:461b:2feb%39 Parameters
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Interface Luid : vEthernet (Hyper-WiFi)
Scope Id : 0.39
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Preferred
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
Address fe80::8008:fdf8:b397:c832%19 Parameters
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Interface Luid : PdaNet Broadband Connection
Scope Id : 0.19
Valid Lifetime : infinite
Preferred Lifetime : infinite
DAD State : Deprecated
Address Type : Other
Skip as Source : false
There is no Wi-Fi interface among them. Why?
Can you show
netsh interface ipv6 show address level=verbose
? – user1686 – 2019-02-25T10:31:20.167If you're not using IPv6, you could always just disable it on the NIC. – spikey_richie – 2019-02-25T10:35:00.707
@grawity, added update – Suncatcher – 2019-02-25T10:40:36.360
@spikey_richie, I aware of it, but I'm interested to do more research – Suncatcher – 2019-02-25T10:41:06.563
Hmm, are you sure you ran this on the same computer? I just tested on a Windows 10 machine, and both
netsh int ipv6 show interface
andnetsh int ipv6 show address
report the Wi-Fi adapter – with all its addresses. – user1686 – 2019-02-25T10:55:53.483are you sure you ran this on the same computer?
exactly.netsh int ipv6 show interface
doesn't show Wi-Fi neither, but it definitely exists on my system, I am surfing through it just now – Suncatcher – 2019-02-25T11:02:30.927NB: There is usually no need to do this. IPv6 addresses are managed automatically and it is normal to have several of them at any time. – Michael Hampton – 2019-02-25T15:47:41.747