Managing network security often leaves behind unused or obsolete Connector IP blocks, increasing administrative burden and potentially leading to IP resource waste. Previously, cleaning up these blocks was complex and error-prone. To resolve this, we enhanced management flexibility for Prisma^® Access ZTNA Connector deployments, enabling you to update and securely delete unused Connector IP blocks as needed.

This functionality streamlines network configuration, recovers valuable IP address pools, and improves overall management efficiency by preventing network clutter. You can delete unused connector IP blocks only after you remove all associated ZTNA Connector objects (connectors, applications, wildcards, and connector groups) from the tenant. Additionally, the system performs a strict validation check to ensure technical accuracy. If you attempt to delete a connector IP block still included in an active IP address pool, the commit and push process will fail, and the system displays a validation error message protecting the integrity of your network configuration.