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After you unbind the cluster, you cannot manage it from the control plane while Kubernetes resources on the cluster will not be deleted.
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## Unbind an Unhealthy Cluster
On some occasions, you cannot unbind a cluster by following the steps above. For example, you import a cluster with the wrong credentials and you cannot access **Cluster Settings**. In this case, execute the following command to unbind an unhealthy cluster:
```bash
kubectl delete <cluster name>
```

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After you unbind the cluster, you cannot manage it from the control plane while Kubernetes resources on the cluster will not be deleted.
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## Unbind an Unhealthy Cluster
On some occasions, you cannot unbind a cluster by following the steps above. For example, you import a cluster with the wrong credentials and you cannot access **Cluster Settings**. In this case, execute the following command to unbind an unhealthy cluster:
```bash
kubectl delete <cluster name>
```