Disconnect iphone from network temporarily using command line
There is a need to disconnect an iPhone which is connected to the network, however there is a need for the iPhone to be disconnected remotely temporarily but always
on the same internal network - the goal is so that after it reconnects again to wifi it will select a different IP (the current IP has been put on the server as an exclusion - since the intent is to use the IP address that the iPhone is currently connected to - to another device)
Is there a way to temporarily disconnect the IP of the iPhone - doing this remotely - perhaps via a command line?
on the same internal network - the goal is so that after it reconnects again to wifi it will select a different IP (the current IP has been put on the server as an exclusion - since the intent is to use the IP address that the iPhone is currently connected to - to another device)
Is there a way to temporarily disconnect the IP of the iPhone - doing this remotely - perhaps via a command line?
Agree with above. Put in Airplane mode until connection is needed
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So there is no way to remotely disconnect an iPhone connected to a network from another computer?
(In a large organization that has several iPhone users connected via wifi, this could present a challenge)
(In a large organization that has several iPhone users connected via wifi, this could present a challenge)
Not remotely. User must do it.
There is a way IF you have some kind of MDM system like InTune or AirWatch etc .. you could deploy a POLICY which disables WiFi for example
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You could revoke its DNS on the WiFi router based on a MAC address and/or allocate it a fixed IP on the router based on the MAC address of the device.