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# Delete Base

Deleting the base station will free up a base station in your Aranet Cloud license.\
To delete your base station from cloud you need to go to the "Base stations" tab and click on base you want to delete.

Select the base station you want to delete and navigate to the Status tab.

Before you can delete your base station from the Cloud, you need to remove it by clicking the button "REMOVE BASE STATION".

After that, a window will open asking you to confirm your actions.

Now, your base station is in Removed status. To completely delete it, press on "DELETE BASE STATION" button.

After pressing the button, a window will pop up, asking you to confirm your actions.

After that a "DELETE" button will be available and will allow you to delete your base station.\
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After clicking the "Delete" button, the base station will be deleted.

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