Uninstalling Unified Assurance

Learn how to uninstall Oracle Communications Unified Assurance. Uninstalling removes all files and database data.

To uninstall Unified Assurance:

Back up any data or customizations you need.
Run the following command to uninstall the broker:
```
dnf erase Assure1
```
On most systems, Unified Assurance will be completely uninstalled.
To ensure that any uninstallation errors are detected and addressed:
1. Run the following command to list any possible leftover processes:
```
ps aux | grep assure1
```
  Example output:
```
root      14631  0.1  3.2 802836 194984 ?       Sl   Apr03   0:10 /opt/assure1/bin/core/collection/Syslogd -c 18
root      29194  0.0  0.0 112712   980 pts/0    S+   00:37   0:00 grep --color=auto assure1
```
2. If any applications other than the grep process are listed, stop them by running the following command, replacing <process_ID> with the ID for the running application:
```
kill -9 <process_ID>
```
  For example, to stop the Syslogd application listed in the example grep output, you would run:
```
kill -9 14631
```
If the opt/assure1 directory (or alternative home directory, if you used one) still exists, delete it by running the following command:
```
rm -rf /opt/assure1
```
Verify that the assure1 user has been removed:
```
userdel assure1
```

Delete certs from the trust store:

rm -f /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/Assure1_*
update-ca-trust
trust list | grep Assure1

Unified Assurance is now fully uninstalled.

Installation Guide

G36445-01