| SIMS installs files on the shared file disk as well as on the local disks for the primary and secondary SIMS/HA machines as shown in FIGURE 6-19 above. To completely remove SIMS/HA software, you need to delete files from all three locations. |
| To accomplish this, use the uninstall command that is available from both SUNWmail and SUNWimha directories. |
| The first time uninstall is used, it is available on both /opt/SUNWmail/sbin and /opt/SUNWimha/sbin directories. However, once it is removed from the shared disk, the uninstall command for the secondary machine is available on the other local disk only in the /opt/SUNWimha/sbin directory. |
| The following are the steps for completely removing SIMS/HA from the shared disk and the two local disks. |
| 1. | Check to see if you are already on the master machine.
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| If this command returns a logical host name, you are already on the master machine and can skip to Step 3. But if you are not on the master machine, it returns nothing.` |
| 2. | Switch over to the secondary HA machine.
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| where, local-machine is the machine on which SIMS/HA will be used secondary, for example, ha-secondary. ha-logical-hostname is the logical name assigned to the HA machine, for example, active-ha. |
| 3. | Uninstall on the secondary machine from either one of the two locations.
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| This removes all files from both SUNWmail on the shared disk and SUNWimha on the local disk of the secondary machine. See FIGURE 6-19. |
| 4. | Switch over to the primary HA machine.
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| where, local-machine is the logical name for the machine on which SIMS/HA will be primary used, for example, ha-primary. ha-logical-hostname is the logical host name assigned to the HA machine, for example active-ha. |
| 5. | Uninstall on the primary machine from the following location.
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This removes all files from SUNWimha on the local disk of the primary machine