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# Delete operations

Unisphere supports delete operations.

The following can be deleted:

- Jobs (from the Job list view)
- Alerts (from the Alerts list view)
- Access Groups (from Settings > System Access Control > Access Groups)
- Access Pools (from Settings > System Access Control > Access Pools)
- Access Control Entries (from Settings > System Access Control > Access Control Entries)
- System Database backups (from Settings > Unisphere Databases > System Database)
- Storage templates (from the Storage Templates list view)
- Volumes (from the Volumes list view)
- Protocol endpoints (from the Protocol Endpoints list view)
- Hosts and Host Groups (from the Hosts and Host Groups list view)
- Device groups (from the Device Groups list view)
- Storage Groups (from the Storage group list view)
- Disk Groups (from the Disk Groups list view)
- Storage Containers (from the Storage Containers list view)
- Masking views (from the Masking View list view)
- Port groups (from the Port group list view)
- SRDF Pairs (from multiple views)
- SRDF Groups (from the SRDF Group list view)
- Virtual Witness (from the Virtual Witness list view)
- Snapshot policies (from the Snapshot Policies list view)
- iSCSI endpoints (from the iSCSI endpoints list view)
- NVMe/TCP endpoints (from the NVMe/TCP endpoints list view)
- IP interfaces (from the IP interfaces list view)
- Dynamic Cache Partitions (from the System Health tab)

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