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Disable PXE on Intel ETH Converged NW Adapter X710-T4L

Tony6201
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Dear ladies & gentlemen,

following this [link](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005790/software/manageability-products.html) i know now how to disable WOL, but not yet how to disable PXE.


My intention is: The new added NIC behave like the already existent one, no menu to choose something, no WOL & no PXE.

The best solution would be, by first POST to access Intel-NIC-Settings & disable there first the PXE, than the WOL & finally also the appearance of the Settings-menu same (IBA=Intel Boot Agent), but… if this solution is not yet implemented…

please let me know a reliable command like:

`sudo ./bootutil64e -NIC=X -FLASHDISABLE=PXE` or similar.

 

Thank you in advance and best regards.

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IntelSupport
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Hi Tony,


Greetings for the day!


Thank you for posting in the Intel Community. We sincerely apologize for the delay in our response. We have received your concern and would like to assure you that assisting you is our top priority.

 

Could you kindly let us know if the issue has been resolved, or if you require further assistance from us? Your prompt response will greatly help us in diagnosing and resolving the issue as quickly as possible.

 

We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we look forward to hearing from you soon.


Regards

Jerome

Intel Customer Support Technician


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IntelSupport
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Hi Tony,


Greetings for the day!


This is to follow up on the issue you reported with us.

Could you kindly let us know if the issue has been resolved, or if you require further assistance from us? Your prompt response will greatly help us in diagnosing and resolving the issue as quickly as possible.

 

We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we look forward to hearing from you soon.


Regards

Jerome

Intel Customer Support Technician


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Tony6201
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Sir-s,

 

all those software delay a lot the start of desktops, even if i disable everything, the Intel-NIC interrupt the booting-process. The buyer of such expensive NIC want better manageability of these devices.

 

So many app to download an install on your Web-Page, meanwhile, confusing also profs.

 

Please for understanding and act accordingly, we know, you can do it better

 

Please stop interrupting boot-process of OS/UEFI.

 

Thank you in advance & best regards.

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ManoranjanDas
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Hello Tony6201,


Greetings!


Thank you for your feedback. I understand the concerns about delays during desktop startup due to the Intel NIC. To address this, please ensure that you have the latest drivers and firmware for your Intel NIC, as these may help improve performance. Additionally, adjusting BIOS settings could reduce boot delays caused by interrupts.


If you need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out, and we are happy to assist you.


Thank you for your patience and continued support of Intel products.


Best regards,

Manoranjan.

Intel Customer Support Technician


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IntelSupport
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Hi Tony6201,


Greetings for the day!

 

We wanted to inquire whether you had the opportunity to review our previous message.


Please don't hesitate to reach out to us in case of any further queries.


Regards

Jerome

Intel Customer Support Technician



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Almighty
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Have you tried these?

`sudo ./bootutil64e -NIC=X -BOOTENABLE=DISABLED`

`sudo ./bootutil64e -NIC=X -WOLDISABLE`

`sudo ./bootutil64e -NIC=X -FLASHDISABLE`

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IntelSupport
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Hi Tony6201,


Greetings for the day!

 

This is a final follow up:

We wanted to inquire whether you had the opportunity to review our previous message.


Please don't hesitate to reach out to us in case of any further queries.


Regards

Jerome

Intel Customer Support Technician


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