I've two VPN profiles on my system, one for RH Amsterdam and one for RH Brisbane, however going into network settings, no matter which one I click on it attempts to edit RH Amsterdam.
gnome-control-panel calls 'nm-connection-editor --edit <uuid>' to open a connection. I guess, your connections have the same uuid. That could happen, e.g. if you copy the connection files. List the connections with: nmcli con list | grep vpn To fix the problem, open /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/RH\ Amsterdam and change uuid in [connection] section to be unique. You can use 'uuidgen' to generate the string.
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