Delete Connector IP Blocks

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Delete Connector IP Blocks

Learn how to update or delete the connector IP Blocks.

Where Can I Use This?	What Do I Need?
Prisma Access (Managed by Strata Cloud Manager) Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama)	Prisma Access 4.0 ZTNA Connector add-on license The Essential license with the add-on license includes 8 ZTNA Connectors, 100 FQDNs, and 4 IP subnet functionality. The Advanced license with the add-on license includes 40 ZTNA Connectors, 300 FQDNs, and 1024 IP subnet functionality. The Premium license with the add-on license includes 200 ZTNA Connectors, 4000 FQDNs, and 1024 IP subnet functionality. If you don't purchase the ZTNA Connector add-on license, Prisma Access licenses include four connectors, 40 FQDNs, and four IP subnets. This functionality is provided for the purpose of trying out ZTNA Connectors in your environment.

Where Can I Use This?

What Do I Need?

Prisma Access (Managed by Strata Cloud Manager)
Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama)

Prisma Access 4.0
ZTNA Connector add-on license
The Essential license with the add-on license includes 8 ZTNA Connectors, 100 FQDNs, and 4 IP subnet functionality.
The Advanced license with the add-on license includes 40 ZTNA Connectors, 300 FQDNs, and 1024 IP subnet functionality.
The Premium license with the add-on license includes 200 ZTNA Connectors, 4000 FQDNs, and 1024 IP subnet functionality.
If you don't purchase the ZTNA Connector add-on license, Prisma Access licenses include four connectors, 40 FQDNs, and four IP subnets. This functionality is provided for the purpose of trying out ZTNA Connectors in your environment.

You Enable ZTNA Connector and add the required Connector IP Blocks that Prisma Access will use internally to route traffic between mobile users, remote networks and the connector VMs in your data centers. Previously, you were unable to do any changes to the Connector IP Blocks after its creation. However, now you can delete or update the Connector IP Blocks. Follow the procedure mentioned to delete or update the blocks.

Delete Connector IP Blocks (Panorama)

Learn how to update or delete the connector IP Blocks in Panorama.

Complete the following procedure to delete the Connector IP Blocks.

Go to PanoramaCloud ServicesConfigurationService Setup and click the gear to edit the Settings.
Select Ztna Connector.
Select the check box next to the connector block you want to delete and click OK to save the configuration.
Select Commit and push the configuration change.
A message appears after the commit is passed.

If you have created any ZTNA Connector objects such as connectors, applications, wildcards, and connector-groups before and you attempt to delete the Connector IP Block without deleting the ZTNA Connector objects, commit and push fails.

In this case, delete the ZTNA Connector objects, delete the required Connector IP Block, and then Commit and push twice. The first commit fails but the second passes.

Delete Connector IP Blocks (Cloud Managed)

Learn how to update or delete the connector IP Blocks in SCM.

Complete the following procedure to delete the Connector IP Blocks.

Go to WorkflowsPrisma Access SetupPrisma AccessInfrastructure Settings and click the gear to edit the Settings.
From ZTNA Connector ConfigurationsZTNA Connectors Connector IP Blocks, select the check box next to the connector block you want to delete and click Save.
Commit and push the configuration change.

A message appears after the commit is passed.

If you have created any ZTNA Connector objects such as connectors, applications, wildcards, and connector-groups and you attempt to delete the Connector IP Block without first deleting the ZTNA Connector objects, commit and push fails.

In this case, delete the ZTNA Connector objects, delete the required Connector IP Block, and then Commit. The first commit fails but the second passes.