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Uninstalling on Linux
To uninstall Cisco Prime Network Registrar on Linux:
Run the uninstall_cnr program from the install-path/usrbin directory:
./uninstall_cnr
Stopping Server Agent...
Deleting startup files...
Removing Network Registrar...
cannot remove /opt/nwreg2/usrbin - directory not empty
cannot remove /opt/nwreg2/conf - directory not empty
package optnwreg2 not found in file index
Note that any files that have been changed (including your database) have _not_ been
uninstalled. You should delete these files by hand when you are done with them, before you
reinstall the package.
The checkinstall warnings mean that, although the uninstall program removes the server and user interface components,
it cannot delete directories that are not empty. Certain configuration and data files that are created during installation
remain deliberately after uninstallation. Optionally, delete the database and log files that are associated with Cisco Prime
Network Registrar, as mentioned in the instructions at the end of the
uninstall_cnr script execution.
When Cisco Prime Network Registrar is installed as nradmin, the uninstall process will reset the ownership of
all the remaining files back to the superuser (root).
Note
Running Performance Monitoring Software on Windows
On Windows systems if you uninstall Cisco Prime Network Registrar and try to remove the associated data
directories while having software installed that integrates with the Windows Performance Monitor, the software
might take possession of certain shared libraries. This action prevents you from removing these files from the
Cisco Prime Network Registrar folder and the directory itself. To keep this from happening:
1 Stop the service that is associated with the performance monitoring software.
2 Delete the Network Registrar folder.
3 Restart the service.
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Uninstalling Cisco Prime Network Registrar
Uninstalling on Linux