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When trying to delete a logical network, I get the following error;
There was some error while deleting logical network: VLAN_3508_3_5_DPT_Jumpbox_Area. 200: admission webhook "deletionvalidationwebhook.infrastructure.azstackhci.microsoft.com" denied the request: Deletion of default/vlan-3508-3-5-dpt-jumpbox-area failed. It is in use by other resources. Resource type: *v1alpha1.AzStackHCILogicalNetwork
There are no VMs built or running. There are no NIC resources (visible by showing hidden resources). Have also tried the CLI to remove. Any way to find out what is using the network (which I doubt)?
Hello Kevin COOKE
Thanks for reaching out on Microsoft Q&A Platform.
This issue needs deeper investigation. Support team will be able to check and help on this. I would recommend you to open a azure support case.
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I've encountered the same issue.
"There was some error while deleting logical network: 240-0. 200: admission webhook "deletionvalidationwebhook.infrastructure.azstackhci.microsoft.com" denied the request: Deletion of default/240-0 failed. It is in used by other resources. Resource type: *v1alpha1.AzStackHCILogicalNetwork"
Is there a resolution? Essentially once you create a logical network, you're not able to delete it. Thanks!
I encountered the same issue, when trying to delete a logical network.
The portal does not show any connected devices either. However, by using the cmdlet Get-AzStackHCIVMLogicalNetwork , I was able to see a network interface in-use.
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Try
|az
azurestackhci networkinterface delete --name "NICname"
--resource-group "ResourceGroupName "|
| -------- |
|az azurestackhci networkinterface delete --name "NICname" --resource-group "ResourceGroupName "|
Here's what worked for me. Look under the resources for the custom location and delete the logical networking object.