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Vista, Remove Tunnel Adapters from IPCONFIG

Tags: vista, tunnel, adapter, remove
Does anyone know how to get rid of all these Tunnel adapters, makes an ipconfig a pain in the bum.

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Question Asked By: AaronIT
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06.02.2007 at 08:08AM PDT, ID: 19200796
What is your goal here, besides removing the tunnel adapters?
 
06.02.2007 at 10:43AM PDT, ID: 19201216
That truly is my only goal.  I don't know if I need them, i haven't seen them do anything other then clog up my ipconfig and make that a pain in the bum.
 
06.02.2007 at 12:21PM PDT, ID: 19201401
If you're not using ipv6 this will do it: netsh interface ipv6 uninstall
Just put that in your command prompt.

But in a few years when IP addresses run out ipv6 will be the new norm.
You might want to bookmark this page in case you want to install it again: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/network/ipv6/ipv62netshtable.mspx
 
06.02.2007 at 04:20PM PDT, ID: 19202005
I tried that and this is what I get

C:\Users\aaron>netsh interface ipv6 uninstall
The following command was not found: interface ipv6 uninstall.

C:\Users\aaron>

Appears I am missing a command, a ? didn't help much.

Should I even worry about it?
 
06.02.2007 at 05:17PM PDT, ID: 19202301
Ahh...sorry, looks like they removed "uninstall" from Vista.

Check this out:
How to enable IPv6 in Windows Vista?
IPv6 is enabled by default in Windows Vista. It can be disabled by uninstalling the IPv6, or different IPv6 features may be enabled or disabled individually by setting the following registry value:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\tcpip6\Parameters\DisabledComponents
The value can be the combination (logical or) of the follwoing values:
1  Disable tunnel interfaces
2  Disable 6to4
4  Disable ISATAP
8  Disable Teredo
16  Disable LAN and PPP interfaces
32  Set preference of IPv4 over IPv6
255  Disable IPv6 completely

http://forskningsnett.uninett.no/ipv6/IPv6hostswindows.html
 
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06.02.2007 at 09:02PM PDT, ID: 19202821
you'd get there by going to your command prompt and typing regedit...them browsing through that path to the disabled components key...change it to 255 if you want to turn it off...#1 looks like it will solve your issue too.
 
06.03.2007 at 08:39AM PDT, ID: 19204066
Thank you!
 
 
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