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Previous Next Sheriff CSM™ Disabling a VPN Configuration When you disable a VPN tunnel, it does not remove the configuration files and system-generated certificates from the appliance. You can enable the same tunnel again if needed. If you decide instead to establish a new VPN tunnel on the same Sheriff appliance, repeat the procedures. The system then overwrites the existing configurations. You can disable a VPN configuration from either the VPN server or a VPN client. To disable a VPN configuration
Previous Next Sheriff CSM™ Disabling a VPN Configuration When you disable a VPN tunnel, it does not remove the configuration files and system-generated certificates from the appliance. You can enable the same tunnel again if needed. If you decide instead to establish a new VPN tunnel on the same Sheriff appliance, repeat the procedures. The system then overwrites the existing configurations. You can disable a VPN configuration from either the VPN server or a VPN client. To disable a VPN configuration
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Connect to the Sheriff Console through SSH and use your credentials to log in.
The Sheriff Setup menu displays.
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Select System Preferences.
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Select Configure Network.
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Select Setup VPN.
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Select Enable/Disable VPN.
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Use the arrow keys to move to "no", press the spacebar to select, and then press Enter (<OK>).
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Press <Back> until you are on the Sheriff Setup menu again. Select Apply all Changes.
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Press <Yes> to confirm.
Sheriff CSM applies the changes and restarts all the services, which may take several minutes.
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