i matched that behavior to the iphone part in the l2tp and cisco vpn section. There you have also two traffic lights and when you disable l2tp then you disable the iphone section too. In cc the iphone part isn't a real status attribute in its one object but rather a part of the l2tp object: ... 'iphone_status' => 1, 'name' => 'L2TP', 'networks' => [ 'REF_DefaultInternalNetwork' ], 'status' => 1 ...
That explains the behavior. It's first time i see a green traffic light which can't be change, thats why it seemed a bit weird ;-)
i matched that behavior to the iphone part in the l2tp and cisco vpn section. There you have also two traffic lights and when you disable l2tp then you disable the iphone section too. In cc the iphone part isn't a real status attribute in its one object but rather a part of the l2tp object: ... 'iphone_status' => 1, 'name' => 'L2TP', 'networks' => [ 'REF_DefaultInternalNetwork' ], 'status' => 1 ...
That explains the behavior. It's first time i see a green traffic light which can't be change, thats why it seemed a bit weird ;-)
