We enhanced your flexibility for managing connector IP blocks to enable you to update and delete them as needed. This functionality improves your network configuration and overall management efficiency.

You can update and delete unused connector IP blocks but only after you delete all ZTNA Connector objects (connectors, applications, wildcards, and connector groups) from the tenant. Additionally, the system performs a check to see if connector IP blocks are in use before deleting them. So if you attempt to delete a connector IP block that is still in use, your commit and push will fail and you will see a message about the failed validation due to connector blocks that are still included in the IP address pool.