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Delete an AWS Hosted Connection
Be careful when deleting connections. This action cannot be undone, and deleted connections cannot be restored.
Step 1 - From Amazon, delete the virtual interfaces
Before deleting a PacketFabric hosted connection to AWS, you must delete any virtual interfaces associated with that connection.
For more information, see the following AWS documentation: Amazon - Deleting virtual interfaces
IMPORTANT:
You will receive an error message if you try to delete an AWS connection in PacketFabric before the virtual interfaces are deleted.
Step 2 - From PacketFabric, delete the connection
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Log in to the PacketFabric portal and go to the Hosted Cloud page.
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Click the connection to open its side panel and then select Delete.
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A confirmation message appears. Enter “Delete” in the field provided and click Delete Hosted Cloud.
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Updated on 10 Nov 2022