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TCP Mapping → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Delete a TCP port mapping from a Cube by sending a DELETE request to Krova Cloud. Provide the owning Space ID, Cube ID, and mapping ID (available from the List operation); the request options can configure batching, SSL certificate handling, a proxy, and timeout.
Inputs
- Space ID (required) — ID of the Space that owns the Cube.
- Cube ID (required) — ID of the Cube whose TCP mapping should be removed.
- Mapping ID (required) — Mapping ID from the TCP Mapping List operation.
- Request Options — Optional request settings: batch size and interval, whether to accept invalid SSL certificates, HTTP proxy, and timeout in milliseconds.
Output shape
A single response from the DELETE request, passed through by n8n's declarative routing.
The source defines the DELETE endpoint but does not specify the response fields; the API determines the returned data.