WIZCFG is missing any way to remove/erase/cancel a configured socket, so there is no way to free up a socket slot once it has been configured - short of invalidating the NVRAM block and re-configuring all settings.
Possible syntax:
WIZCFG X {0..7,A:..P:,LST:}
WIZCFG {0..7} {X,sid ipadr port [keep]}
Syntax 1 is an extension of the existing 'X' command that removes/erases CP/NET device mappings. Examples:
WIZCFG X A:
WIZCFG X LST:
WIZCFG X 0
Syntax 2 is an extension of the existing socket config command that replaces the config data with the special value 'X'. Examples:
WIZCFG is missing any way to remove/erase/cancel a configured socket, so there is no way to free up a socket slot once it has been configured - short of invalidating the NVRAM block and re-configuring all settings.
Possible syntax:
WIZCFG X {0..7,A:..P:,LST:}
WIZCFG {0..7} {X,sid ipadr port [keep]}
Syntax 1 is an extension of the existing 'X' command that removes/erases CP/NET device mappings. Examples:
Syntax 2 is an extension of the existing socket config command that replaces the config data with the special value 'X'. Examples: