Deleting a Protected Object
If a protected object no longer needs CNAD Advanced protection, you can delete it from the CNAD Advanced instance.
If an EIP is deleted from a CNAD Advanced instance, it will be automatically protected by CNAD Basic.
The dedicated EIP bound to CNAD Advanced - Unlimited Protection Advanced Edition cannot be accessed from the Internet after being deleted. Exercise caution when deleting a protected object.
Once protected objects are deleted, they will no longer have DDoS protection, introducing potential security risks to your resources. Proceed with caution when performing this operation.
Deleting a Protected Object
- Log in to the AAD console.
- In the navigation tree on the left, choose . The Protected Objects page is displayed.
Figure 1 Protected objects
- In the Instance drop-down list, select the instance where you want to delete a protected object.
Figure 2 Selecting an instance
- Select a deletion mode.
- To delete protected objects in batches, select the IP addresses to be deleted and click Delete.
- To delete a single protected object, locate the row that contains the target IP address, and click Delete.
- In the dialog box that is displayed, enter DELETE and click OK.
Figure 3 Confirming deletion
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