Although breaking the cluster would allow you to disable the management port, a less intrusive method would be to create an XML export of System > Network > Management Port, and then edit the file, and import the edit.
Example of the xml file:
<configuration xmlns="http://xml.pulsesecure.net/ive-sa/9.0R4.1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" iveData="3115" saData="3104">
<system>
<network>
<management-port>
<node>GEC19</node>
<settings>
<is-enabled>enabled</is-enabled> <Edit Here
<ip-address></ip-address>
<netmask>255.255.255.0</netmask>
<default-gateway>10.66.201.1</default-gateway>
<enable-ipv6>enabled</enable-ipv6> <Edit Here
The edit or edits if you are using IPv6 occur on these two lines…
<is-enabled>enabled</is-enabled>
<enable-ipv6>enabled</enable-ipv6>
Change value of “enabled” to “disabled, the edited lines should look like this.
<is-enabled>disabled</is-enabled>
<enable-ipv6>disabled</enable-ipv6>
Once you’ve made the edit(s) save the xml file and import it to your appliance. As always please make backups for your appliance’s user and system configurations before making any changes.
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