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# How to Roll Back Policy
You can roll back any profile's policy to a previously enforced version directly from the portal.
### Steps
1. Go to **Policy > Profiles** and select the profile you want to roll back.
2. Open the **Advanced** tab.
3. Under **Revert to a previous policy version**, click **Rollback policy**.
4. In the **Rollback policy** dialog, select the policy version you want to restore from the **Policy Versions** list (each entry shows its version number and the date/time it was enforced). The current version is marked **(Current)**.
5. Click **ROLLBACK POLICY** to confirm.
### What it does
Rolling back re-sends the selected policy version to the connected agents.
### What it does *not* do
* It does **not** revert changes made in the UI.
* It does **not** undo non-policy changes, such as:
* Agent disconnections
* Certificate updates
* Domain ownership changes
### Notes
* The **Max number of agents** and **Advanced Settings** key/value pairs on this tab are unaffected by a rollback — only the enforced policy content changes.
* You can confirm which policy version is currently enforced via **Get enforced policy** on the same Advanced tab (**Download policy**).
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