4.1 Removing SGD

To remove SGD, you remove the components installed on hosts, on application servers, and on client devices.

4.1.1 Removing SGD on Linux Platforms

If the SGD server is a member of an array, remove the SGD server from the array. You can use the tarantella array command to do this.

  1. Log in as superuser (root) on the SGD host.

  2. Remove SGD. 

    # yum erase oracle-sgd-server

4.1.2 Removing the SGD Enhancement Module

Instructions for removing the Enhancement Module are included in the Oracle Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module Administration Guide.

4.1.3 Removing the SGD Client on Microsoft Windows Platforms (Manual Installation)

Follow these instructions only if the SGD Client was installed manually.

Remove the SGD Client program.

  • For a system-wide installation:

    1. In the Windows Control Panel, select the option to uninstall or change a program.

    2. Select Oracle Secure Global Desktop Client.

    3. Click Uninstall.

  • For a user-specific installation:

    Delete the SGD Client from wherever it is installed. On Microsoft Windows platforms, the default location is in the user's Home folder, as follows:

    C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\Oracle\Secure Global Desktop Client\clients\version

4.1.4 Removing the SGD Client on Microsoft Windows Platforms (Automatic Installation)

Follow these instructions only if the SGD Client was installed automatically.

Delete the SGD Client program from the user's Home folder, as follows:

C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\Oracle Secure Global Desktop\clients\version

The SGD Client program is tcc.exe.

4.1.5 Removing the SGD Client on UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Platforms (Manual Installation)

Follow these instructions only if the SGD Client was installed manually.

Delete the SGD Client program from wherever it is installed.

The default installation directory depends on whether the SGD Client was installed in a user-specified location or in a system-wide location.

For a user-specific installation:

  • Linux platforms (32-bit): The default installation directory is $HOME/Oracle Secure Global Desktop/clients/arch/version.

    Also remove the configuration files at $HOME/.tarantella/clients.conf and $HOME/.local/share/applications/sgd.desktop.

  • Linux platforms (64-bit): User-specific installation is not supported on 64-bit Linux platforms.

  • Mac OS X platforms: User-specific installation is not supported on Mac OS X platforms.

For a system-wide installation:

  • Linux platforms (32-bit): The default installation directory is /opt/Oracle Secure Global Desktop/clients/arch/version.

    Also remove the entry for the SGD Client in the configuration file at /etc/opt/Oracle Secure Global Desktop/clients.conf.

  • Linux platforms (64-bit): The default installation directory is /opt/oracle/sgdclient.

    Remove the installable package, as follows.

    Oracle Linux platforms: 

    # yum erase sgdclient

    Ubuntu Linux platforms: 

    # apt-get remove sgdclient

  • Mac OS X platforms: The default installation directory is /Applications/Oracle Secure Global Desktop Client/version/Oracle Secure Global Desktop Client.app

The SGD Client program is ttatcc.

4.1.6 Removing the SGD Client on UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Platforms (Automatic Installation)

Follow these instructions only if the SGD Client was installed automatically.

Delete the SGD Client program from wherever it is installed.

Typically, this is the $HOME/.tarantella/clients/arch/version directory.

The SGD Client program is ttatcc.

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