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#Click '''Expired Items'''. | #Click '''Expired Items'''. | ||
#Click the '''Expired vApps '''tab. | #Click the '''Expired vApps '''tab. | ||
| − | #Select an expired vApp ( | + | #Select an expired vApp (to select more than one item, hold the '''Ctrl '''key and click on each item that you would like to include). |
#Right-click your selection. | #Right-click your selection. | ||
| − | #Select '''Delete ''' | + | #Select '''Delete '''or '''Renew''' (choose one). |
#Click '''Yes'''. | #Click '''Yes'''. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:52, 21 February 2014
Expired vApps can be viewed from the Expired Items page. Administrators have the ability to delete expired vApps or restore them to an organization.
To manage your expired vApps:
- Log in as an administrator.
- Click on the My Cloud tab.
- Click Expired Items.
- Click the Expired vApps tab.
- Select an expired vApp (to select more than one item, hold the Ctrl key and click on each item that you would like to include).
- Right-click your selection.
- Select Delete or Renew (choose one).
- Click Yes.
If you selected Delete, the vApp will be deleted. If you selected Renew, the vApp will be restored and appear on the vApps page.
