How To Shutdown Ip Address Using Cmd?
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You cannot shut down an IP address using the Command Prompt. To shut down a device or computer using an IP address, you need to access it through Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
The only way to shut down an IP address using CMD is to use a command line tool called “shutdown”. This tool is only available on Windows systems and can be used to shut down a remote computer or a network by sending a signal over the network. To use this tool, open the Command Prompt and type the following command:
shutdown /m \\<IP address> /s /t 0
Replace <IP address> with the actual IP address you want to shut down. The “/s” switch tells the command to shut down the computer, while the “/t 0” switch tells it to wait for 0 seconds before shutting it down.