You can remove i-Planet software by running the iplanet_remove script, which removes packages added during installation.
The iplanet_remove script does not remove the rp.keystore file, the rp.CAstore file, log files, licensing daemons, or the JDK. The script copies the /opt/SUNWjeev/preferences directory to /opt/SUNWjeev/preferences.save and then removes the /opt/SUNWjeev/preferences directory; it does the same for /opt/SUNWjeev/profiles.
When you remove the i-Planet software, any S/Key information you generated is removed. Templates in the /etc/opt/SUNWstnr directory that you may have modified to customize the desktop are removed. If you customized any html files shipped on the CD-ROM, you should save the modified files before removing the product or your changes will be lost.
As root, mount the CD-ROM labeled "i-Planet 2.0" on the machine from which you want to remove the software.
Run the iplanet_remove script on the i-Planet gateway or on the i-Planet server.
# cd /cdrom/cdrom0 # ./iplanet_remove |
The Removing i-Planet Packages menu is displayed.
Enter a number from the menu to remove the software from the i-Planet server, the i-Planet gateway, or all, as appropriate.
When the software packages have been removed, your prompt returns.
Eject the CD-ROM.
(Any process started when the current working directory is /cdrom/cdrom0 must be stopped before you can eject the CD-ROM.)
# cd / # eject cdrom0 |
If the i-Planet gateway contained the basic firewall application, you should reboot the gateway after removing the software.
# init 6 |