Thanks! That worked.   I created a new pulsepreconfig file using the user-connection: "false" flag and that removed all manual entries after restarting the application.   Additionally, when I re-ran the pulsepreconfig import using a file containing user-connection: "true" it restored the ability to create\edit\remove profiles without restoring those that were previously removed.   It's a bit of a roundabout process but it works, and works well.   Thanks again! ... View more

As a side note. The Pulse Secure documentation on jamCommand doesnt even include information regarding the -deleteconnection option.   https://docs.pulsesecure.net/WebHelp/PDC/9.1R5/index.html#t=pdc-admin-guide%2FDeploying%2FDeploying.htm%23TOC_jamCommand_Referencebc-17&rhtocid=_8_9   https://docs.pulsesecure.net/WebHelp/PDC/9.0R1/Content/PDC_AdminGuide_9.0R1/jamCommand_Reference.htm   https://www-prev.pulsesecure.net/download/techpubs/current/2266/pulse-client/pulse-secure-client-desktop/9.1rx/ps-pulse-9.1r11.0-admin-guide.pdf (page 77)   It is a bit concerning when there are options for an application that aren't documented. ... View more

@zanyterp wrote: as @flipPipe indicated, no, it is not possible to manually remove connections through jamCommand or the terminal you will need to manually import the preconfig file to overwrite any existing setting This appears to be innacurate as I am able to manually remove connections via jamCommand, but I need to specify the name of the manually created connection in the following command. It just cannot be used to remove profiles created by file import.   jamCommand -deleteconnection ProfileName ... View more

Importing the PulsePreConfig file appears to merely add an entry but does not appear to remove the manually created profiles.   I have been adding them using the following command: sudo /Applications/Pulse\ Secure.app/Contents/Plugins/JamUI/jamCommand -importfile /path/to/folder/Profile.pulsepreconfig ... View more