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IPsec phase 1 interface type cannot be changed after it is configured

The IPsec phase 1 interface type cannot be changed after it is configured. This is due to the tunnel ID parameter (tun_id), which is used to match routes to IPsec tunnels to forward traffic. If the IPsec phase 1 interface type needs to be changed, a new interface must be configured.

IPsec phase 1 interface type cannot be changed after it is configured

The IPsec phase 1 interface type cannot be changed after it is configured. This is due to the tunnel ID parameter (tun_id), which is used to match routes to IPsec tunnels to forward traffic. If the IPsec phase 1 interface type needs to be changed, a new interface must be configured.