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Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor 10.2.1
for systems running on Linux
You can uninstall Dell Command | Monitor from a system running Linux using one of the following methods:
For systems running Ubuntu Desktop, see Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using Deb Package
For systems running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), see Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using RPM Package
For Dell Edge Gateway 5000/3000 series systems running Ubuntu Core 15.04, see Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor 9.1
or 9.1.2 using Snap Package
For Dell Edge Gateway 3000 series systems running Ubuntu Core 16, see Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor 10.0 using
Snap Package
Topics:
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using Deb Package
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using an RPM package
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor version 9.1 and 9.1.2 from Dell Edge Gateway 5000 or 3000 series systems running
Ubuntu Core 15.04 using Snap package
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor from Dell Edge Gateway 3000 series systems running Ubuntu Core 16 using Snap
package
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using Deb
Package
You can uninstall Dell Command | Monitor and dependent packages using Deb package.
NOTE: You must uninstall Dell Command | Monitor before uninstalling the dependent packages.
1. To uninstall Dell Command | Monitor and remove configuration files as well as temporary files, run
dpkg --purge command-monitor
2. To uninstall Hapi and remove configuration files as well as temporary files, run
dpkg --purge srvadmin-hapi
3. To uninstall OMI and remove configuration files as well as temporary files, run
dpkg --purge omi
4. To verify that the Dell Command | Monitor is uninstalled in your system, run
dpkg l | grep command-monitor
If Dell Command | Monitor details are not displayed, then the uninstallation is successful.
Uninstalling Dell Command | Monitor using an RPM
package
You can uninstall Dell Command | Monitor and dependent packages using .rpm package.
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