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Disassociating a cloud resource
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If your cloud resource no longer needs to access the internet or requires replacing the Elastic IP Address (EIP), disassociate it from the EIP. After disassociating the EIP, the Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instance loses internet access. Proceed only after confirming no impact on your business.
Limits
- Public Load Balancers do not support disassociating EIPs. You can convert them to private Load Balancers before disassociating.
- An EIP associated with an Internet NAT gateway must be disassociated on the Internet NAT Gateway page.
Procedure
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Here, general instances refer to ECS instances, Private Cloud Load Balancers (CLBs), secondary network interfaces, High-Availability Virtual IP Addresses (HAVIPs) and IP addresses.
- Log in to the EIP console.
- In the top menu bar, select the region and project of your target EIP.
- In the EIP list, click Disassociate to the right of the target EIP to open the confirm detachment dialog.
- Click Disassociate to complete the action.
Disassociate Internet NAT Gateway
The target EIP must not be attached to any SNAT entry or DNAT entry before disassociation. If attached, refer to deleting an SNAT entry or deleting a DNAT entry.
- Log in to the EIP console.
- In the top menu bar, select the region and project of your target EIP.
- In the EIP list, click the name of the Internet NAT gateway to the right of the target EIP.
- On the EIP tab, click Disassociate to the right of the target EIP, and a confirmation dialog box appears.
- Click Disassociate to complete the action.
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