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# Delete OpenVPN User

The Delete OpenVPN User section provides an option to remove a specific OpenVPN user account from the system. This action ensures that the selected account can no longer access the VPN service. The following are the steps to Delete OpenVPN User from the Service Portal Cloudeka:

From the **VPN List Table**, click **More** and select **Configuration** on the VPN that will be managed.

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On the configuration page, go to the **OpenVPN** tab. Scroll down to the **OpenVPN User** section.

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Click the **Delete OpenVPN** button on the right side of the page.

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

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

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