Phantom IPsec Entry

It appears that my software-based ASG (version 7.511) has a hidden IPsec entry configured in its database which can not be managed from the WebAdmin user interface.

This is causing me problems, because the phantom entry is a respond-only PSK type with the key set to 1234.  Since the ASG only allows a single PSK for respond-only mode to be defined on a per-platform basis, I am stuck with this weak key for any PSK-based VPN links that I want to set-up.

I currently have no PSK-based Remote Gateways defined, but I do see PSK definitions in the running IPsec configuration file.

Is there any way to manually clear-out this bogus entry out of the database?

Fragment from /var/sec/chroot-ipsec/etc/ipsec.conf:

conn S_REF_hrrCgAPQDy_1

        left="***.***.***.***"

        leftprotoport="17/0"

        keyingtries="3"

        esp="3des-md5"

        authby="psk"

        ikelifetime="28800"

        keyexchange="ike"

        rekeymargin="540"

        pfs="no"

        keylife="3600"

        rightid="0.0.0.0"

        rekey="no"

        right="0.0.0.0"

        auto="add"

        leftupdown="/usr/libexec/ipsec/updown strict"

        compress="no"

        rightprotoport="17/%any"

        ike="3des-sha-modp2048"

        type="transport"

        rightsubnetwithin="0.0.0.0/0"

Fragment from /var/sec/chroot-ipsec/etc/ipsec.secrets:

***.***.***.*** %any : PSK 0sMTIzNA==



***.***.***.*** %any : PSK 0sMTIzNA==

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