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Island Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
Island Documentation IntroductionIsland Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
Island Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
Island Documentation IntroductionIsland Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
  • Overview
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      • auto-update days
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    • backup
      • backup interval
      • backup url
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    • description
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    • ip (global context)
      • ip ddns name
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    • led level
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    • mac output-format
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    • show ip dhcp-reservations
    • show ip interface
    • show ip neighbors
    • show ip recommendations
    • show ip routes
    • show ip sockets
    • show log
    • show ntp
    • show packages
    • show public-key
    • show running-config
    • show ssh-client-keys
    • show startup-config
    • show stats
    • show syslog
    • show users
    • show vpns
    • show version
    • speed
    • ssh
    • stats
    • syslog
      • syslog level
      • syslog protocol
      • syslog server
    • telnet
    • terminal
      • terminal length
      • terminal terminal-type
      • terminal width
    • timezone
    • update
    • vpn key-exchange
    • vpn peer
      • vpn peer generate client
      • vpn peer host
      • vpn peer local-ip
      • vpn peer mac
      • vpn peer name
      • vpn peer public-key
      • vpn peer remote-ip
      • vpn peer route
      • vpn peer shutdown
      • vpn peer unapproved
      • vpn peer visible
    • vpn port
    • vpn renumber
    • vpn route
    • vpn server
      • vpn server auto-trust
      • vpn server auto-visible
      • vpn server no-local
      • vpn server pool
      • vpn server secret
    • vpn sort
    • write
      • write dump
      • write memory
      • write network
      • write syslog
      • write terminal
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  1. Commands
  2. vpn peer

vpn peer shutdown

Disbles a VPN.

Syntax

[no] vpn peer <id> shutdown

Syntax Description

Keyword
Description

no

(Optional) Enables the VPN.

id

The VPN identifier. Must be a number in the range 0-1022 or the keyword "auto".

Defaults

A VPN is enabled by default.

Usage Guidelines

This command disables a VPN. No traffic will be sent or accepted over a disabled VPN, including keepalives.

This command is mutually exclusive with and will replace an existing vpn peer unapproved command.

If a VPN exists with the specified identifier, the existing VPN will be modified; otherwise, a new VPN with the specified identifier will be created. If "auto" is specified for the identifier, a new VPN will be created using the next available identifier.

Examples

vpn peer 0 shutdown

Related Commands

Previousvpn peer routeNextvpn peer unapproved

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