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C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete potentialrouter ? Usage: delete potentialrouter [interface=] [[address=]] Parameters: Tag Value interface - Interface from which to delete the potential router. address - Address of the potential router. Remarks: Deletes a potential router from a given interface. Example: delete potentialrouter "Internet" fe80::1

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