Delete a route table

You can delete a route table that you no longer need and that is not associated with any subnet. You cannot delete the route table that is set as the main one.

Permissions

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This action requires the following IAM (Identity and Access Management) permissions:

• compute.routeTable.delete

Console

1 / 3From the left-hand side menu, click Network → VPC → Route Tables.

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Delete a route table from the console

You can delete a single route table or delete several of them in one action.

Delete a route table

1. Log in to the Numspot console.
2. From the left-hand side menu, click Network → VPC → Route Table.
3. Identify the route table you want to delete, then from the list of actions, click Delete. A new "Deleting the route table" dialog box appears.
4. To continue, strong confirmation is required. Enter the name of the resource to delete in the corresponding field.
5. Click Delete.
   The route table is deleted and a confirmation message "The route table has been successfully deleted" appears.

Delete several route tables

1. Log in to the Numspot console.
2. From the left-hand side menu, click Network → VPC → Route Table.
3. Select the route tables you want to delete, then click Delete. A new "Deleting route tables" dialog box appears.
4. To continue, strong confirmation is required. Enter the term Delete in the corresponding field.
5. Click Delete.
   The route tables are deleted and a confirmation message "The route tables have been successfully deleted" appears.

API

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Before you start: detach the route table from the subnets it is associated with.

The DELETE /compute/spaces/{spaceId}/routeTables/{id} command deletes a specified route table. Before deleting a route table, you must dissociate it from any subnet. You cannot delete the main route table.

Example request: Deleting a route table

Terraform

The Terraform documentation is available on the Numspot registry ↗.