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ETERNUS Disk storage systems ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for Linux
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Chapter 2 Uninstalling ETERNUSmgr
This chapter describes how to uninstall ETERNUSmgr.
Always terminate ETERNUSmgr before uninstalling.
For details of terminating ETERNUSmgr, refer to "Chapter 3 Startup and Shutdown" in the
"ETERNUSmgr User Guide -Introduction-."
Use the "rpm" command to uninstall.
Procedure
1
Log in as the superuser.
2
Follow the above format and enter the "rpm" command.
# rpm -e FJSVgrmgr
3
This completes the uninstall.
If uninstall has ended normally, the following message will be displayed.
(message displayed)
# Uninstall of FJSVgrmgr completed.
End of procedure
When ETERNUSmgr is registered as a daemon, ensure that the created links and copied
execution control script are also deleted.
Before uninstalling, save the setup file ("STX~.INI") in the ETERNUSmgr installation directory as
necessary. The setup file contains the device IP address and administrator's e-mail address etc.,
and may be useful as reference when installing ETERNUSmgr again. The log file and Alarm
history files generated when ETERNUSmgr is started contain a cumulative history of the
operating status for the ETERNUSmgr and the device, and should be saved as necessary.
Uninstall deletes files that have been installed, but does not delete some files and directory.
The following are the files and directory that are not deleted.
• ETERNUSmgr setup file "STX~.INI"
• Log files of each type created by ETERNUSmgr
• Directories created by ETERNUSmgr
Files and directories are required to be deleted manually.
(When ETERNUSmgr installation directory is "/opt/FJSVgrmgr")
# rm -r /opt/FJSVgrmgr
After uninstalling ETERNUSmgr, verify prior to the new installation that the directory does not
exist, or that the directory does not contain files or directories, before reinstalling in the same
Format: rpm -e FJSVgrmgr