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Delete an Azure ExpressRoute Hosted Connection
You cannot delete an ExpressRoute circuit until the following conditions are met:
- You have unlinked all connected virtual networks.
- You have removed the PacketFabric connection.
Delete from PacketFabric
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Log in to the PacketFabric portal. Click Hosted Cloud in the sidebar.
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Click the connection to open its side panel and then select Actions > Delete.
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A confirmation message appears. Enter “Delete” in the field provided and click Yes, Delete.
Unlink virtual networks
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Log in to the Azure portal and navigate to the ExpressRoute circuit.
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From the menu on the left, select Connections.
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Highlight rows with connections (press Ctrl to highlight multiple rows) and then click Delete.
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Click Yes.
Delete from Azure
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Return to the ExpressRoute circuit Overview page in the Azure portal.
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Ensure the provider status is Not provisioned and then click Delete.
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Click Yes.
TIP: If the status reads Not provisioned, but you still get an error telling you that it cannot be deleted because it is still provisioned, refresh the page and try again.
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Updated on 02 Dec 2021