- In the , go to the Services page.
- In the Actions section for the Port you want to terminate, click More, then click Delete. The Terminate Services screen appears. Early termination fees will be shown here, if applicable.
-
In the Cancellation Reason drop-down list, select the reason that you are terminating the Port. We use this information to help us improve your customer experience.
These options are available:
- Moving to a Cloud-Native Solution
- Changing Data Centers
- Ordered in Error or Reordering
- Proof of Concept / Test
- Project Ended
- Switching to Alternative Provider
- Pricing
- Product Performance
- Reason not Listed
- Ordered in Error or Reordering should be selected if you have upgraded or downgraded the service speed and re-ordered.
- Reason not Listed should be selected to specify a different reason to those listed. Use the free text field to explain the reason for terminating the service. This field has a maximum of 400 characters.
- You can also provide additional details in the free text field for any of the cancellation reasons.
-
Click Yes, Terminate to confirm the Port termination, or click No, Keep Services to cancel.
The button shows the number of services being terminated, including any connected VXCs.
The Port and its associated VXCs are deleted from the Megaport network. Terminating a Port that is configured as part of a diversity pair reverts the diversity setting of the other Port in the pairing. For example, if Port 1 is diverse from Port 2 and you terminate Port 2, Port 1 loses its diversity setting. You are prompted for confirmation.
Terminating a diverse Port
Usually, terminating a Port that is deployed in a diversity-enabled location is the same as terminating any other Port. However, if you configure a new, unpurchased Port to be diverse from a deployed Port, and you then delete the deployed Port, the new Port will lose its diversity setting.For example, consider the following scenario:
- Port 1 is purchased and deployed.
- Port 2 is configured to be diverse from Port 1, but you haven’t finalized the order.