Deployment Guide

If you are prompted to reboot the system, select from the following reboot options:
Yes, reboot my system now.
No, I will reboot my system later
All Server Administrator features are uninstalled.
Unattended uninstall using the product GUID
If you do not have the installation DVD or the MSI package available during an uninstallation, use the
package GUIDs in the command line to uninstall systems management software on managed systems or
management stations running Windows operating system.
For managed systems, use:
32–bit msiexec.exe /x {1A2D3405-063B-49BD-BED1-B25AF2AA4A2D}
64–bit msiexec.exe /x {6866082D-3589-4E90-9414-296D2BA86F94}
Unattended Uninstallation Of Managed System Software
The systems management installer features an unattended uninstallation procedure. Unattended
uninstallation enables you to simultaneously uninstall managed systems software from multiple systems.
The unattended uninstallation package is distributed to the remote systems using a software distribution
tool from an ISV. When the package is distributed, the uninstallation script executes to uninstall the
software.
Distributing The Unattended Uninstallation Package
The Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD is preconfigured to act as the unattended
uninstallation package. To distribute the package to one or more systems:
1. Configure the ISV distribution software to execute the msiexec.exe /x DVD Drive\<32–bit or
64–bit MSI path on the DVD>/qb command, if you are using the DVD, after the unattended
uninstallation package has been distributed.
2. Use the ISV distribution software to distribute the typical unattended uninstallation package to the
remote systems.
The program executes to uninstall managed systems software on each remote system.
3. Reboot each remote system to complete uninstallation.
Unattended Uninstall Command Line Settings
The Command Line Settings for MSI Installer table shows the unattended uninstall command line settings
available for unattended uninstallation. Type the optional settings on the command line after
msiexec.exe /x <SysMgmt or SysMgmtx64>.msi with a space between each setting.
For example, running msiexec.exe /x SysMgmt.msi /qb runs the unattended uninstallation, and
displays the unattended uninstallation status while it is running.
Running msiexec.exe /x <SysMgmt or SysMgmtx64>.msi /qn runs the unattended uninstallation,
but silently (without displaying messages.)
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