Mac is one of the widely used desktop systems, Where users used VPN (Virtual Private Network) to access an overseas website that blocks in their region or country for some reason. While some users use VPN access to visit websites anonymously or privately, Where VPN used to hide their IP instead, they send the new IP to provided by your VPN service provider.
On the other hand, If you didn’t require a VPN on your Mac and want to remove a VPN configuration from your Mac. This seems to be easy, but many users don’t know or no longer need for a specific reason anymore. Today we are going to teach you how you can remove a VPN from the Mac successfully with some simple steps. However, we share a complete removal of the VPN configuration from your Mac.
How to Stop or Remove VPN Configuration from your Mac.

Stopping a VPN access and Disconnecting VPN access is not the same instead of deleting or stop means altogether remove a VPN Configuration profile from your Mac.
- Head over to “Apple Menu.”
(Placed on the top-left corner of the screen.) - Choose “System Preferences.”
- Then, select “Network.”
(It will open your Network profile and other details alongside Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other connectivity options.) - Select the VPN network.
(Which you want to remove and delete from your Mac.) - Now, Click on the “Minus” “-“ button with the VPN network selected to delete the VPN from your Mac.
(Minus “-” button placed on the bottom just down below.) - If you have multiple VPN configurations and want to Remove them as well, then repeat with other VPN Configuration.
(If you didn’t have to remove then close system preferences.) - That’s it.
Note: Once the VPN Configuration deletes from Network preferences then you can’t undo means you no longer be usable unless you set it up again.