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The uninstall reverses all changes made by installation, however the installation log files are retained in
<AgentRoot>/install
.
<AgentRoot>
defaults to the CMAgent directory that was created during
installation. Refer to "Locating the Agent Directory" if necessary.
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After executing
UninstallCMAgent
, VMware recommends that you delete the remaining the
CMAgent directory prior to running a new installation.
To uninstall the Agent, use the steps in the following procedure. If you want to use a custom configuration
file, follow the optional step below before uninstalling the Agent.
1. (Optional) Copy
csi.config
, the file that contains all of the custom configuration settings, to a safe
location. (This file can be found in
<path>/CMAgent/install
.)
2. Navigate up one level from the uninstall directory in the
CMAgent
directory.
3. Run the uninstall script using the following command:
# ./uninstall/UninstallCMAgent
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Consider these points when uninstalling an Agent:
• The uninstall reverses all changes made by installation, however the installation log files are retained in
<AgentRoot>/install
.
<AgentRoot>
defaults to the CMAgent directory that was created during
installation. Refer to "Locating the Agent Directory" later in this document if necessary.
• After executing
UninstallCMAgent
, VMware recommends that you delete the remaining the
CMAgent directory prior to running a new installation.
Performing a UNIX/Linux Collection
After the UNIX/Linux machines are added and licensed in VCM, and installed with the VCM Agent, you
can perform a collection on those machines. The process for performing a UNIX/Linux collection is similar
to other collections, including Windows, except that you select UNIX data types during your collection
instead of Windows data types.
1. Click Collect , located on the Portal toolbar.
2. The Collection Type wizard page appears. Select Machine Data , and then click OK . The Machines
page appears.
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