--- title: "disableFlowLog" slug: "cli-vserver-networkinterface-disableflowlog" tags: ["VPC", "Server"] updated: 2026-09-17T10:08:33Z published: 2026-09-17T10:08:33Z canonical: "cli.ncloud-docs.com/cli-vserver-networkinterface-disableflowlog" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://cli.ncloud-docs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # disableFlowLog Available in VPC Disable the flow log of a network interface. ## Syntax The `disableFlowLog` syntax is as follows: ``` ./ncloud vserver disableFlowLog \ --networkInterfaceNo \ [--regionCode ] \ [--output ] ``` ## Options This section describes the options available when running `disableFlowLog`. ### Required options The following options are required for `disableFlowLog`. | Options | Type | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `--networkInterfaceNo` | String | Required | Network interface number - See [getNetworkInterfaceList](/docs/en/cli-vserver-networkinterface-getnetworkinterfacelist). | ### Common options For information about the options common to all `vserver` subcommands, see [Server (VPC) options](/docs/en/cli-vserver#%EC%98%B5%EC%85%98). ## Examples If the request to disable the flow log is successful, the network interface number and flow log collection settings are returned. ### Command The command example is as follows: ``` ./ncloud vserver disableFlowLog \ --networkInterfaceNo 56789012 \ --regionCode KR \ --output json ``` ### Output The output example is as follows: ``` { "disableFlowLogResponse": { "totalRows": 1, "flowLogConfigurationList": [ { "networkInterfaceNo": "56789012", "collectActionType": { "code": "ALL", "codeName": "All" }, "collectIntervalMinute": 5, "storageType": { "code": "OBJT", "codeName": "Object Storage" }, "storageBucketName": "my-test-bucket", "storageBucketDirectoryName": "" } ], "requestId": "5b234567-8901-2345-5678-123456789012", "returnCode": "0", "returnMessage": "success" } } ```