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# Delete IP Sec Tunnel

This option is used to remove an existing IPSec tunnel from the system. The following are the steps to delete the IPSec tunnel:

Select one of the VPN data that has already been created, then click **More** then **Configuration** to display the IPSec details.

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On the IPSec page, scroll down to the **IPSec Tunnel** section. In the **Action** column, click **More** on the tunnel you want to remove. From the dropdown menu, select **Delete**.

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A confirmation dialog appears. Click **Confirm** to proceed with deleting the IPSec configuration.

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The system displays a notification indicating that the IPSec configuration is being deleted.

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If the IPSec configuration is successfully deleted, the system redirects you to the IPSec tab. The previously created IPSec is removed, and the Create IPSec button is displayed.