Disabling URL forwarding

We have a new box for SGD. On the old box I had put URL forwarding so anyone try accessing the SGD on old URL, get forwarded to new URL.
Now I need to check few settings on old machine before we retire it but it keep taking me to new one. I can't logon as admin either. I still could remote to box itself. Is there any way to disable it so I could logon to SGD?
Thanks.
Habib.

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