A P P E N D I X A - Uninstalling ESM Base Applications Software

This appendix explains how to remove Sun StorEdge Enterprise Storage Manager (ESM) Base Applications. This appendix includes the following topics:

Uninstalling Data Replication Manager

Uninstallation Procedure

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

# /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/bin/baconfig

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 2

Please wait...

Installed: Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager 1.0

      Installed: Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

  Not Installed: SANbox Manager 2.1

  Not Installed: Sun StorEdge SAN Foundation Software 4.4.6

      Installed: Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

4. Type 3 at the first prompt to indicate that you want to uninstall an application. Type 1 at the second prompt to select Data Replication Manager.

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 3

Please wait...

The following applications can be uninstalled

1.   Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager 1.0

2.   Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

3.   Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

4.   Return to Main Menu

Enter the number of the application you wish to uninstall.  Use a comma separated list to uninstall multiple applications.: 1

Please wait...

Attempting to uninstall: Data Replication Manager 1.0

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/DRM-1.0-1120143661.uninstall.log

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This program uninstalls Sun StorEdge Data Replication

Manager (DRM) 1.0 and supporting packages.

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Do you want to continue? [y] [y,n,?] y

6. Type y to remove Data Replication Manager. Press Return to continue the uninstallation.

Checking for prior installations...

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About to remove Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager (DRM) 1.0.

Do you want to continue? [y] [y,n,?] y

Shutting down DRM server

Uninstalling Browser User Interface component of SUNWrrm

    Unregistering rrmui.

Restarting Common Console (this may take a few minutes)

Shutting down Sun Java(TM) Web Console Version 2.2.2...

See /var/log/webconsole/console_debug_log for server logging information

Server not started! No management applications registered.

Log and trace files in /var/opt/SUNWrrm were not removed.

If they are no longer needed, please remove them manually.

Removal of <SUNWrrm> was successful.

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Hit enter to continue. <Return>

7. Respond to the prompt Do you want to delete them?, to specify whether you want to remove the Data Replication Manager data cache and log files.

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The data cache and log files are still present on the system.

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Do you want to delete them? [n] [y,n,?]

Uninstall of Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager (DRM) 1.0  completed successfully.

Install/Uninstall log file named /var/tmp/rrm.setup.log.06.30.2005.11:01 was created.

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/DRM-1.0-1120143661.uninstall.log

The data cache contains all the information that Data Replication Manager has gathered about the registered Sun StorEdge 6920 systems, including volumes, replication sets, and state. If you delete the cache, you must reregister all Sun StorEdge 6920 systems that you wish to manage through Data Replication Manager.

The log files contain tracing information that Data Replication Manager records, including user actions and command results.

After you respond to the prompt about whether you want to delete the data cache and log files, Data Replication Manager is removed from the system. Log files are created during the uninstallation.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 4

Removing Data Replication Manager Accounts and Roles

To remove the drmadmin role and the role assignment of any user given that role, log in as root and issue the following command:

# /usr/sbin/roledel drmadmin

Removing Data Replication Manager Directories Manually

If you chose to leave the data cache and log files during the installation process, you can remove them later by Issuing an rm -rf command on each of the following directories:

Cleaning Up Log Files

All Data Replication Manager log files are stored under /var/opt/SUNWrrm/log and /var/opt/SUNWrrm/trace.

# /bin/rm -rf /var/opt/SUNWrrm/log /var/opt/SUNWrrm/trace

Uninstalling the Management Portal

The Management Portal uninstallation process is explained in the following subsections:

Before You Begin

Before you begin the uninstallation process, you should know the fully qualified domain name (such as portal.example.sun.com) of the system from which you are uninstalling the Management Portal. You must also know the passwords of the following Java ES administrative users, created when Java ES was installed:

When the Management Portal is uninstalled, the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment remains on the system, since it can function both as a stand-alone application and as a supporting application for the Management Portal. If you wish to fully remove the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment, you must explicitly uninstall it, using baconfig. For instructions, go to Removing the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment Role.

Uninstallation Procedure

The baconfig tool calls the Java ES uninstallation script /var/sadm/prod/entsys/uninstall. This script is created when Java ES is installed and prompts you for input during the uninstallation process.

In most cases, you can simply accept the default answer at these prompts. It is advisable, however, to read and understand the Java ES uninstaller prompts before doing so.

Throughout the uninstallation process, you can enter the left angle bracket (<) to return to the previous question or menu.

Java ES software uninstallation does not occur until answers have been supplied for all of the uninstaller questions. You can exit out of the Java ES uninstaller by typing an exclamation point (!).

Your list of applications will be different depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed. Note that Sun StorEdge Management Portal and Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment are listed as separate elements.

# /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/bin/baconfig

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 2

Please wait...

  Not Installed: Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager 1.0

      Installed: Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

  Not Installed: SANbox Manager 2.1

  Not Installed: Sun StorEdge SAN Foundation Software 4.4.6

      Installed: Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

4. Type 3 at the first prompt to indicate that you want to uninstall an application. Type the number that corresponds to the Management Portal.

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 3

Please wait...

The following applications can be uninstalled

1. Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

2. Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

3. Return to Main Menu

Enter the number of the app you wish to install.  Use a comma separated list to install multiple apps.: 1

Please wait...

5. Type y at the first prompt to confirm your selection. Type y at the second prompt to confirm that you want to uninstall the application. Type the amAdmin user's password. The password does not appear on the screen.

The below product(s) have been selected

    Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

Is this correct? (Y/N) [Y] y

Attempting to uninstall: Sun StorEdge Management Portal EAV1.0.0

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/ESMPortal-1.0-1123162151.uninstall.log

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    Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

    Uninstall

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Uninstalling will modify the portal, web, identity, and directory servers

to a previous configuration, and cause the servers to be restarted.

Uninstall will remove all packages for Storage Management Portal

Are you sure you want to uninstall (default: n)?  [y,n,?] y

Please enter the Access Manager amAdmin user password.

password:

re-enter password:

Undeploying Storage Portal desktop...

Detected Java ES 3 Portal Servers

Restarting the portal web server

Stopping Web Servers..

Web Admin Server Stopped..

Web Server Stopped..

Starting Web Servers..

Web Admin Server Started..

Web Server Started..

Detected Valid amAdmin password/running Portal Servers

Undeploy ESM Base Portlets

Undeploy ESM portlet-smprssreader Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-search Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-drm Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-poolagg Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-samq Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-som-reportlet Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-performance Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-dashboard Portlet

Undeploy ESM portlet-jsf_admin Portlet

Delete ESM Desktop

Delete ESM Desktop successful

Undeploy desktop compiled jsp's

Undeploy desktop

Undeploy desktop help

Undeploy product images

Undeploy NestedTabContainerProvider properties

Undeploy EsmTabContainerProvider properties

Undeploy desktop images

Deploying to instance "portal.example.sun.com"...

Stopping the portal servers

Stopping Directory Server..

Directory Server Stopped..

Stopping Web Administration Server..

Web Administration Server Stopped..

Stopping Web Server..

Web Server Stopped..

Removing SUNWesmperf...

Removing SUNWesmsamq...

Removing SUNWesmsvcs...

Removing SUNWesmdb...

Removing SUNWesmdt...

Removing SUNWesmdp...

Removing SUNWesmdoc...

Removing SUNWesmportal...

Uninstall successful.

Sun StorEdge Management Portal Uninstall log is at:

        /var/sadm/install/logs/smportal.log

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/ESMPortal-1.0-1123162151.uninstall.log

Directory Server Stop already Stopped..

Stopping Web Administration Server..

Web Administration Server Stop already Stopped..

Stopping Web Server..

Web Server Stop already Stopped..

Attempting to uninstall: Java Enterprise System Portal Server 3.0

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/JESPortal-3.0-1123162151.uninstall.log

6. When the Java ES uninstaller displays the text Welcome to the uninstallation program. You should exit all programs except Directory Server before Running this program, you must press Return to continue the uninstallation. This is a known bug in the Java ES uninstaller.

At the prompt Enter a comma separated list of products to uninstall, press Return to accept the default to uninstall all Java ES components.

Welcome to the uninstallation program. You should exit all programs except

   Directory Server before running this program. <Return>

Product Selection - Main Menu

-----------------------------

Note: "*  *" indicates that the selection is disabled

[X] 1.  Sun Java(TM) System Web Server 6.1 SP4 2005Q1        60.58 MB

[X] 2.  Sun Java(TM) System Message Queue 3 2005Q1 Enterprise Edition

10.02 MB

 *  *   Sun Java(TM) System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1

2005Q1        0 bytes

 *  *     Command Line Administration Tool        0 bytes

 *  *     Domain Administration Server        0 bytes

 *  *     Application Server Node Agent        0 bytes

 *  *     Load Balancing Plugin        0 bytes

 *  *     PointBase        0 bytes

 *  *     Sample Applications        0 bytes

[X] 10.  Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool        303.30 KB

[X] 11. Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server 5 2005Q1        46.09 MB

 *  *   Sun Java(TM) System Administration Server 5 2005Q1        0 bytes

 *  *   Sun Java(TM) System Directory Proxy Server 5 2005Q1        0 bytes

[X] 14. Sun Java(TM) System Access Manager 6 2005Q1        3.14 MB

[X] 15.   Identity Management and Policy Services Core        2.10 MB

[X] 16.   Access Manager Administration Console        1.01 MB

[X] 17.   Common Domain Services for Federation Management        25.74 KB

 *  *     IdentityServerSDKAlone        0 bytes

[X] 19. Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1        67.53 MB

[X] 20.   Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1        67.53 MB

 *  *   Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server Secure Remote Access 6 2005Q1

0 bytes

*  *   Sun Cluster 3.1 9/04        0 bytes

 *  *     Sun Cluster Core        0 bytes

 *  *   Sun Cluster Agents for Sun Java(TM) System        0 bytes

 *  *     HA/Scalable Sun Java System Web Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Application Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Message Queue        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Calendar Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Administration Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Directory Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Messaging Server        0 bytes

 *  *     HA Sun Java System Application Server EE (HADB)        0 bytes

 *  *   Sun Java(TM) System Communications Express 6 2005Q1        0 bytes

 *  *   SunSM Remote Services Net Connect 3.1.1        0 bytes

 *  *   High Availability Session Store (HADB)        0 bytes

   Enter a comma separated list of products to uninstall

   [1,2,10,11,14,15,16,17,19,20] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}:<Return>

7. Verify that the default answer is 1 (continue) and press Return to continue the uninstallation process. At the prompt Do you wish to proceed?, type yes.

Product Selection - Selection Confirmation :

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Based on product dependencies for your selections, the uninstaller will

uninstall:

[X] 1.  Sun Java(TM) System Web Server 6.1 SP4 2005Q1        60.58 MB

[X] 2.  Sun Java(TM) System Message Queue 3 2005Q1 Enterprise Edition

10.02 MB

[X] 10.  Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool        303.30 KB

[X] 11. Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server 5 2005Q1        46.09 MB

[X] 14. Sun Java(TM) System Access Manager 6 2005Q1        3.14 MB

[X] 15.   Identity Management and Policy Services Core        2.10 MB

[X] 16.   Access Manager Administration Console        1.01 MB

[X] 17.   Common Domain Services for Federation Management        25.74 KB

[X] 19. Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1        67.53 MB

[X] 20.   Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1        67.53 MB

   Enter 1 to Continue or 2 to go to product selection list again or Enter a comma separated list of products to deselect. Enter "-" with product number to deselect a product for eg. -5 will deselect product number 5 [1] {"<" goes back, "!" exits} <Return>

Uninstalling these services can cause the loss of associated configuration information.

   Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) [No] {"<" goes back, "!" exits} yes

If baconfig shut down the directory (LDAP) server, the prompt in the following example is displayed. Press Return to continue the uninstallation process.

Directory Server: Configuration Directory Settings

   Enter Admin ID [admin] {"<" goes back, "!" exits} <Return>

   Enter Admin User's Password [] {"<" goes back, "!" exits} password

   The installer could not contact the specified configuration directory server ldap://portal.example.sun.com:389. Or, you can uninstall it forcely, would you want to go ahead with the uninstallation? [yes/no] [Yes] {"<" goes back, "!" exits} <Return>

TABLE A-1 Directory Server Information
Item	Description
Admin ID	By default, this is `admin`. Verify that this is the case, and press Return.
Admin User's Password	Type the same password you used in TABLE 2-7.

The baconfig utility displays the components to be uninstalled and prompts you to confirm that you want to uninstall them.

Access Manager: Sun Java System Web Server

In order to uninstall Access Manager, you need to provide information of Sun Java System Web Server

   Host Name [portal.example.sun.com] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

   Web Server Instance Directory [/opt/SUNWwbsvr/https-portal.example.sun. com] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

   Web Server Port [80] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

   Document Root Directory [/opt/SUNWwbsvr/docs] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

   Secure Server Instance Port [No] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

TABLE A-2 Access Manager and Web Server Information
Item	Description
`Host Name`	Verify that the correct host name is displayed, and press Return. If it is incorrect, type in the correct host name, and press Return. The host name is the fully qualified domain name.
`Web Server Instance Directory`	Verify that the directory is correct, and press Return. This directory is derived from the fully qualified domain name of your system.
`Web Server Port`	By default, this is `80`. Verify that this is the case, and press Return.
`Document Root Directory`	By default, this is `/opt/SUNWwbsvr/docs`. Verify that this is the case, and press Return.
`Secure Server Instance`	Press Return to accept the default setting (`No`).

Portal Server, Secure Remote Access: Access Manager

   Administrator Password [] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: password

   Directory Manager DN [cn=Directory Manager] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: <Return>

   Directory Manager Password [] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}: password

   Remove portal service entries from Directory Server [No] {"<" goes back, "!"

   exits}? yes

TABLE A-3 Portal Server, Secure Remote Access Information
Item	Description
`Administrator Password`	Type the Portal Server administrator's password.
`Directory Manager DN`	By default, this is `cn=Directory Manager`. Verify that this is the case, and press Return.
`Directory Manager Password`	Type the Directory Manager's password.
`Remove portal service entries from Directory Server`	Type yes, and press Return.

11. Type 1 to confirm that you want to uninstall Java ES. When the uninstallation process is complete, type ! to exit the Java ES installer.

Ready to Uninstall

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The following components will be uninstalled.

Product: Java Enterprise System

Location: /var/sadm/prod/entsys

Space Reclaimed: 253.92 MB

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        Sun Java(TM) System Web Server 6.1 SP4 2005Q1

        Sun Java(TM) System Message Queue 3 2005Q1 Enterprise Edition

        Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool

        Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server 5 2005Q1

        DSConfigurator

        Sun Java(TM) System Access Manager 6 2005Q1

           MAPplugin

           MiscPackages

           ExternalJARs

           Identity Management and Policy Services Core

           Access Manager Administration Console

           Common Domain Services for Federation Management

           ISConfigurator

        Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1

           Sun Java(TM) System Portal Server 6 2005Q1

           PSL10NConfigurator

1. Uninstall

2. Start Over

3. Exit Uninstallation

   What would you like to do [1] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}? 1

Java Enterprise System

|-1%------------25%---------------50%---------------75%------------100%|

Uninstallation Complete

Software uninstallation has completed successfully. You can view the

uninstallation summary and log by pressing 1 or 2 This information is also

automatically saved in /var/sadm/install/logs/.

   Enter 1 to view uninstallation summary or Enter 2 to view uninstallation

   logs [1] {"!" exits} !

Removal of <SUNWentsysl10n-uninstall> was successful.

Removal of <SUNWentsys-uninstall> was successful.

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/JESPortal-3.0-1123162151.uninstall.log

Verifying that system is clean of JES components...

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 4

Uninstalling the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment

The Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment can be a stand-alone application or a supporting application for the Management Portal. If the Management Portal is installed, you cannot uninstall the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment.

You must insert the ESM Base Applications DVD to uninstall the Storage Automated Diagnositc Environment.

The following subsections tell you how to remove the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment application and the associated sa_admin role.

Uninstallation Procedure

3. Change the directory to where baconfig resides by typing cd /path-to-the- DVD/ESM_BASE_APPLICATIONS_4.0, as shown in the following example.

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system. Note that the Management Portal is not loaded. This indicates that this example is from a stand-alone installation of Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment.

6. Type 3 at the first prompt to indicate that you wish to uninstall an application. Type the number that corresponds to the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment.

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

# cd /path-to-the-DVD/ESM_BASE_APPLICATIONS_4.0

# ./baconfig

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 2

Please wait...

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager 1.0

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

Not Installed: SANbox Manager 2.1

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge SAN Foundation Software 4.4.6

Installed: Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 3

Please wait...

The following applications can be uninstalled

 1.   Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

 2.   Return to Main Menu

Enter the number of the app you wish to install.  Use a comma separated list to install multiple apps.: 1

Please wait.

Attempting to uninstall: Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/StorADE-2.4-1119642210.uninstall.log

Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment (Storage A.D.E.) uninstallation ...

Version: 2.4.12.009

Current time: Fri Jun 24 15:43:35 EDT 2005

Note: A log will be saved to: /var/sadm/install/Storage_ADE/Install.log

This script uninstalls the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment software,

referred to as Storage A.D.E., for your storage system. Software components included in this distribution include:

o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Enterprise Edition

o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Management Station UI

Please refer to the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment 2.4 release

notes for the Enterprise Edition and Management Station UI before uninstalling

this product.

Do you want to uninstall ....

o The Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Enterprise Edition [y/n] : o The Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Management Station UI [y/n] :

You have selected to uninstall the following:

o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Enterprise Edition

o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Management Station UI

Is this correct? [y/n] : Checking Solaris version ..... 5.10

Performing uninstall of the Management Station UI .....

Removing package: <SUNWstadm> ...

SUNWstadm: Checking the status of the Java Web Console.

SUNWstadm: Stopping the Java Web Console to unregister.

Shutting down Sun Java(TM) Web Console Version 2.2.2...

See /var/log/webconsole/console_debug_log for server logging information

SUNWstadm: Unregistering Storage_A.D.E_2.4 from the Java Web Console.

    Unregistering Storage_A.D.E_2.4.

SUNWstadm: Restarting the Java Web Console after unregistration.

Server not started! No management applications registered.

Removal of <SUNWstadm> was successful.

Storage A.D.E. removal successful

Performing uninstall of the Enterprise Edition.....

Removing package: <SUNWstazt> ...

Removal of <SUNWstazt> was successful.

Removing package: <SUNWstazh> ...

Removal of <SUNWstazh> was successful.

Removing package: <SUNWstako> ...

Removal of <SUNWstako> was successful.

Removing package: <SUNWstaja> ...

Removal of <SUNWstaja> was successful.

Removing package: <SUNWstafr> ...

Removal of <SUNWstafr> was successful.

Removing package: <SUNWstade> ...

SUNWstade: Removing the cron entry.

 ->  Agent cron removed.

SUNWstade: Removing /etc/services entry.

SUNWstade: Removing /etc/inetd.conf entry and restarting inetd.

SUNWstade: Stopping snmptrapd

SUNWstade: Stopping the rasserv deamon.

/opt/SUNWstade/rasserv/bin/apachectl stop: nice -5 ./rasserv stopped

SUNWstade: Removing /opt/SUNWstade/cpfiles files and empty directories from /opt/SUNWstade.

Removal of <SUNWstade> was successful.

Storage A.D.E. removal successful

+--------------------------------------------------------------+

| You have uninstalled the following:

| o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Enterprise Edition - Success

| o Storage A.D.E. 2.4 - Management Station UI - Success

+--------------------------------------------------------------+

Finished at: Fri Jun 24 15:44:11 EDT 2005

Note: A log has been saved to: /var/sadm/install/Storage_ADE/Install.log

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/StorADE-2.4-1119642210.uninstall.log

The Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment is now removed from the system. Log files are created during the uninstallation.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 4

Removing the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment Role

# /usr/sbin/roledel sa_admin

Uninstalling SANbox Manager

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

# /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/bin/baconfig

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 2

Please wait...

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge Data Replication Manager 1.0

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge Management Portal 1.0

Installed: SANbox Manager 2.1

Not Installed: Sun StorEdge SAN Foundation Software 4.4.6

Not Installed: Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment - Enterprise Edition 2.4

4. Type 3 at the first prompt to indicate that you want to uninstall an application. Type the number that corresponds to the SANbox Manager.

Your list of applications will be different, depending on the ESM Base Applications that you have installed and the version of your operating system.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 3

Please wait...

The following applications can be uninstalled

  1.   SANbox Manager 2.1

  2.   Return to Main Menu

Enter the number of the app you wish to install.  Use a comma separated list to install multiple apps.: 1

Please wait...

Attempting to uninstall: SANbox Manager 2.1

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/SANbox-2.1-1120135348.uninstall.log

Removal of <SUNWsmgr2> was successful.

SANbox Manager has been removed from the system. Please note the log file that was created during the uninstallation.

baconfig log file: /var/opt/SUNWbaconf/logs/SANbox-2.1-1120135348.uninstall.log

SANbox Manager is removed from the system, and a log file is created during the uninstallation.

Choose from the following options

  1.   Install Application(s)

  2.   View Status

  3.   Uninstall Application(s)

  4.   Quit

Choice: 4

Removing the Installation Toolkit

The baconfig utility is delivered in the SUNWbaconf package. If you removed all ESM Base Applications from your system, and you want to remove the ESM Base Applications installation toolkit itself, use the following commands.