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Uninstalling Distributed Mediation Server
Uninstalling From the User Interface
To revert the distribution-related changes in the Central Server, distribution-enabled front-end server and client, invoke the Update Manager and revoke the installed feature pack.
Invoke the UpdateManager.bat/sh file from bin directory of the respective installation. If distributed is enabled, the Update Manager UI is as seen below:
Click Uninstall, and move to the next screen and click Finish to complete uninstallation.
Uninstalling From the Command Line
Run the UpdateManager.bat/sh file under bin directory of the respective installation, with the "-c" option - (UpdateManager -c). The options to install, uninstall, view installed Feature Pack versions, and exit will be shown and you will be prompted to enter your choice.
Enter "u" to uninstall a Feature Pack. The screen will show you the list of installed Feature Packs and prompt you to select the one to be uninstalled.
Enter the number corresponding to the Feature Pack to be uninstalled. You will see the uninstallation happening and the message "Uninstalled successfully" will be shown.
The screen will prompt you to mention whether you want to continue. Choosing "y" will take you back to the first step. Choosing "n" will close the application.
Usage: java com.adventnet.tools.update.installer.UpdateManager {options}
Options are:
[-help (Displays this usage)]
[-u (updates_conf.xml file path)]
[-h (the product home directory path)]
[-c (to invoke in commandline)]
[-option i(to install),u(to uninstall),v(to view the installed FeaturePack versions)]
[-ppmPath (FeaturePack file path)]
[-version (FeaturePack version to uninstall)]
[-g (to invoke in GUI mode)]
[-language language (lowercase two-letter ISO-639 code)]
[-country country (uppercase two-letter ISO-3166 code)]
[-fileName propertiesfileName (Give the name of .properties file)]
[-ppmInfo (FeaturePack file path)]
The following is a sample for single command usage:
sh UpdateManager.sh -u conf -c -option u -h <Product HOME directory> -version <Patch version>
Uninstalling Distributed Mediation Server
To uninstall Distributed Mediation Server, execute the uninstaller.exe file present in the <DMS Home>/_uninst folder.
Executing the uninstaller.exe pops up the uninstallation wizard, which guides you through the uninstallation process.
To uninstall Distributed Mediation Server, execute the uninstaller.bin file present in the <DMS Home>/_uninst folder.
Executing the uninstaller.bin pops up the uninstallation wizard, which guides you through the uninstallation process.
In Windows
To uninstall from a remote system, telnet to the system where the exe file is installed and give the following command from the <DMS Home>/_uninst directory:
uninstaller.exe -console
The above command would guide you to uninstall DMS in Windows in a non-GUI mode.
In Linux/Solaris
To uninstall from a remote system, telnet to the system where the bin file is installed and give the following command from the <DMS Home>/_uninst directory:
./uninstaller.bin -console
The above command would uninstall DMS in Linux/Solaris in non-GUI mode.
In Windows
To uninstall in silent mode, go to directory where the exe file is installed and give the following command from the <DMS Home>/_uninst directory:
uninstaller.exe -is:javaconsole -silent -G removeExistingResponse="yesToAll" -G removeModifiedResponse="yesToAll".
The above command uninstalls DMS in Windows in a non-interactive and non-GUI mode.
In Linux/Solaris
To uninstall in silent mode, go to the directory where the bin file is installed and give the following command from the <DMS Home>/_uninst directory:
./uninstaller.bin -is:javaconsole -silent -G removeExistingResponse="yesToAll" -G removeModifiedResponse="yesToAll".
The above command guides you in uninstalling DMS in Linux/Solaris in a non-interactive and non-GUI mode.
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