card crypto VPN 270 defined peer 12.2.3.4 12.5.6.7

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Previously tunnel setup has (2) ip addresses defined in the crypto map. I was informed that one of the ip is no longer valid.

Can I remove one of the ip without losing the other?

no VPN 270 crypto card not defined peer 12.2.3.4

Yes you can.

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