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 reinstalling tcp/ip...<br />
would that removes all IP Filter lists, there are some that I need.
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reinstalling tcp/ip...
would that removes all IP Filter lists, there are some that I need.

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Yes, that would remove all IP filter lists.<br />
But I don't see any other way then to remove tcp/ip and add the lists you want again.
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Yes, that would remove all IP filter lists.
But I don't see any other way then to remove tcp/ip and add the lists you want again.

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If I export the policy to a file, then uninstall/reinstall TCP/IP , import the policy back then delete the filters would that work?<br />

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If I export the policy to a file, then uninstall/reinstall TCP/IP , import the policy back then delete the filters would that work?


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how do you uninstall tcp/ip?
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I would like to delete the IP Filter Lists from IPsec policy<br />
when I try to delete the IP Filter list, it gives me an error message saying:<br />
&quot;IP Filter lists could not be removed,due to the following error: The data is invalid.(8007000d).<br />
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I looked for a solution to this error on the internet and could not find one.<br />
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any idea?<br />
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Thanks
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I would like to delete the IP Filter Lists from IPsec policy
when I try to delete the IP Filter list, it gives me an error message saying:
"IP Filter lists could not be removed,due to the following error: The data is invalid.(8007000d).

I looked for a solution to this error on the internet and could not find one.

any idea?

Thanks

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