Turn off an AutoShield feature on one server

1. In WordPress Management, choose one Server scope and open Settings.
2. Turn off the child policy you no longer want enforced, then Save settings and check its result.

Choose the specific child policy for this server; the displayed saved values are not packaged defaults. Select the image to view it full size; use your browser’s Back command to return.

3. Select the intended eligible sites on that server and use Choose action → WP-AutoShield → Run WP-AutoShield to apply its current policy.

Run WP-AutoShield applies the current eligible policy to the reviewed sites; it is separate from saving a child switch. Select the image to view it full size; use your browser’s Back command to return.

4. Inspect each site’s result. Use the feature’s explicit paired action where reversal is needed, then check the site.

Stopping enforcement is not always an undo

An off setting prevents future enforcement, but it does not reinstall removed plugins, restore old permissions or reverse every earlier change. Follow the feature-specific recovery steps instead of assuming the manual policy run restores everything.

For a single site’s lasting exception, use AutoShield exclusions.