Deleting your network with neutron client

These sections walk you through deleting your subnet and network by using the neutron client.

Deleting a subnet (neutron client)

To delete a subnet, specify the subnet ID.

Delete subnet with neutron request

$ neutron subnet-delete 23e3059e-4f39-4f7f-8cf2-c326e5de6c37

Positional argument:

• The subnet ID of the subnet that you want to delete. In this example, the subnet ID is 23e3059e-4f39-4f7f-8cf2-c326e5de6c37.

The operation returns an Accepted (204) response code, if successful.

Deleting a network (neutron client)

To delete a network, specify the network ID.

Delete network with neutron request

$ neutron net-delete 29f52c7e-6efd-4335-a14a-db77d32a2555

Positional argument:

• The network ID of the network that you want to delete. In this example, the network ID is 29f52c7e-6efd-4335-a14a-db77d32a2555.

The operation returns an Accepted (204) response code, if successful.

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