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- | You can enable/ | + | ====== Enable/ |
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+ | You can enable/ | ||
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To identify the port, use the command: | To identify the port, use the command: | ||
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- | robocfg show port | + | |
+ | <code -> | ||
+ | robocfg show port | ||
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- | Once the physical port is identified, to disable it (replace x with relevant port number on your router): | + | |
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+ | robocfg port x state disabled | ||
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- | To enable it: | + | \\ |
- | < | + | |
- | robocfg port x state enabled | + | |
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+ | <code -> | ||
+ | robocfg port x state enabled | ||
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- | 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 | + | \\ \\ You might be trying to resolve |
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robocfg port 2 media 10FD | robocfg port 2 media 10FD | ||
robocfg port 2 media auto | robocfg port 2 media auto | ||
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