# Managing the existing configurations

The Namespaces configurations can be managed in the following ways.

1. Reset to Default. This will deactivate any active configurations and place all your interfaces in a default state within the root namespace. All other namespaces will be deleted.
2. Select Configurations. This will display all the available namespaces in a drop down list and allow you to select one
3. Namespace config controls
   1. The <img src="/files/1feCxka8PANQwaQWJMDB" alt="" data-size="line">button will actve the selected namespace
   2. The 'stop' button will deactive that namespace (only shows if active)
   3. The <img src="/files/RLfCM6viQW8pWgEARgRR" alt="" data-size="line">button will duplicate this configuration, allowing you to make minor edits
   4. The <img src="/files/F33Mcv4qWsLhbCQNXulP" alt="" data-size="line">button will delete the configuration
   5. The <img src="/files/Z7yYO4DeEeJdkGKD8oaI" alt="" data-size="line"> button will present the current configuration and allow you to adjust it (useful if a password is incorrectly entered)

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