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(CCNA) how to delete ipv6 address in packet tracer?

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you should be able to delete the wrong one by going to the interface and typing :

R1(config-if)# no ipv6 address [wrong address] [mask]

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I realised that I accidentally configured a router with two ipv6 addresses (one of them being wrong), is there a command that allows me to delete one of the ipv6 addresses?

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you should be able to delete the wrong one by going to the interface and typing :

R1(config-if)# no ipv6 address [wrong address] [mask]

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Just now, xGGAx said:

you should be able to delete the wrong one by going to the interface and typing :

R1(config-if)# no ipv6 address [wrong address] [mask]

would the prefix (/64 for example) count for the mask, then when I do show run, the address should no longer be there?

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yes, you can do either one, but I like typing the full mask just in case

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1 hour ago, xGGAx said:

yes, you can do either one, but I like typing the full mask just in case

Seems like the solution worked Thanks!

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