Removing the REST API as the root user (in a Linux OS)

Ops Center Installation and Configuration Guide

Version
11.0.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-99OPS001-25
Run uninstall.sh to remove the REST API.
Note:

During the removal of the REST API, do not set the noexec option that restricts the execution of programs in the /tmp and /var/tmp directories.

You can check whether the noexec option is set by running the mount command.

After the removal of the REST API finishes, set the option to restrict the execution of programs in those directories as needed.

  • The COLUMNS environment variable must not be set.

    If you perform an uninstallation while the COLUMNS environment variable is set, the uninstallation might not end normally.

  • Stop any programs that are using the CCI that was provided with the REST API.

    If CCI files are used in an environment where the CCI provided with the REST API is installed, you will not be able to uninstall the REST API.

  1. Log in to the management server as the root user.
  2. If necessary, back up the REST API database and the environment settings file.
  3. To delete a REST API server, which is to be removed, from the configuration-change notification destinations registered in storage systems, delete the storage system information.
  4. Move to the root directory.
  5. Run the following command:
    REST-API-installation-destination/inst/uninstall.sh
  6. Perform operations according to the instructions in the message that appears.

    If the API is successfully removed, the following message appears:

    Configuration Manager REST API removal completed successfully.