Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection

NAME

Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection

SYNOPSIS

Removes the connection list

SYNTAX

Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection [-Idarrow-up-right] <uint> -Modearrow-up-right {GatewayMode | GatewaySSLMode | DirectMode | DirectSSLMode} -Serverarrow-up-right <string> -ServerPortarrow-up-right <uint> [<CommonParametersarrow-up-right>] Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection [-InputObjectarrow-up-right] <ClientRulesarrow-up-right> -Modearrow-up-right {GatewayMode | GatewaySSLMode | DirectMode | DirectSSLMode} -Serverarrow-up-right <string> -ServerPortarrow-up-right <uint> [<CommonParametersarrow-up-right>] Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection [-Namearrow-up-right] <string> -Modearrow-up-right {GatewayMode | GatewaySSLMode | DirectMode | DirectSSLMode} -Serverarrow-up-right <string> -ServerPortarrow-up-right <uint> [<CommonParametersarrow-up-right>]

DESCRIPTION

Removes the connection list

PARAMETERS

-Mode <Modearrow-up-right> The mode type of connection. Possible values: GatewayMode, GatewaySSLMode, DirectMode, DirectSSLMode

        Required?                    true
        Position?                    named
        Default value                GatewayMode
        Accept pipeline input?       false
        Accept wildcard characters?  false

-Server <string> The Server which the user is going to connect to.

-ServerPort <uint> The port of the Server.

-Name <string> Name of the client policy to modify. This must be the actual client policy name used in the RAS farm.

-Id <uint> The ID of the client policy to modify. To obtain the ID, use the Get-RASClientPolicy cmdlet.

-InputObject <ClientRulesarrow-up-right> The client policy object to modify.

<CommonParameters>

INPUTS

ClientRulesarrow-up-right

OUTPUTS

-none-

EXAMPLES

---------- EXAMPLE 1 ---------- Remove-RASClientPolicyConnection -Id 1 -Mode "Gateway Mode" -Server "xyz" -ServerPort "80" Removes the following client policy connection with Id=1.

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