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The Question is: Once an IP address has been entered for a interface (WE0 for EWA0: for example) how can you disable TCPIP on that device? TCPIP$CONFIG lets you define the initial host name, IP , etc... and then change them, but I can't figure out how to remove them altog ether. We have a system with multiple ethernet devices and TCPIP has gotten defined on one device where it should not be. We use DECnet and LAT only on some ethernet segments. The Answer is : The following TCPIP utility commands (or the equivilent UCX utility commands, on TCP/IP Services versions prior to V5.0) are typically used to remove a device from the TCP/IP Services configuration: SET NOINTERFACE xxn SET CONFIGURATION NOINTERFACE xxn Also see topic (6225).
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