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--- enable_disable_ethernet_port [2021/09/13 16:56] – hogwild
+++ enable_disable_ethernet_port [2023/05/24 01:38] (current) – hogwild
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 ====== Enable/disable Ethernet port(s) ======
- You can enable/disable specific LAN ports via command line as follow.
+You can enable/disable specific LAN ports via command line as follows:
+ \\
 To identify the port, use the command:
+ \\
 <code ->
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 </code>
- \\  Once the physical port is identified, to disable it (replace x with relevant port number on your router):
+ \\  \\ \\  Once the physical port is identified, to disable it (replace x with relevant port number on your router):
+ \\
 <code ->
 robocfg port x state disabled
 </code>
- \\  To enable it:
+ \\
+ \\  \\ To enable it:
+ \\
 <code ->
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 </code>
- \\  NOTE: you might be trying to fix an issue with an Ethernet connected device. If the issue is the negotiated speed you can also try a dfferent approach, like forcing 10MB/s Full Duplex before setting it back to Auto-negotiation again. For example:
+ \\ \\ You might be trying to resolve an issue with an Ethernet-connected device. If the negotiated speed is causing the problem, you can test forcing 10MB/s Full Duplex connections before setting it back to Auto-negotiation. For example:
+ \\
 <code ->
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 robocfg port 2 media auto
 </code>
+ \\
+ \\
+ \\

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