HP Servicecontrol Manager 3.0 User's Guide

Installing HP Servicecontrol Manager
Removing Servicecontrol Manager
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Removing Servicecontrol Manager
You can either remove the SCM software or just remove the SCM configuration.
CAUTION Removing the SCM software or removing the SCM configuration will delete all custom
information in the SCM repository.
You can also remove a managed node from a CMS’s management domain without
removing the SCM agent on the node.
To remove SCM including the repository data:
Step 1. Remove the software from the CMS:
• For HP-UX:
swremove B8339BA
• For Linux:
rpm -e mxcms
rpm -e mxrepository
rpm -e mxagent
Step 2. Remove the software from the managed nodes:
• For HP-UX:
swremove B8339BA
• For Linux:
rpm -e mxagent
To remove the SCM configuration without removing the software:
Remove the configuration from the CMS or a managed node:
mxinitconfig -r [server|agent|all]
To remove a managed node from a management domain:
Remove a CMS from managing a node:
mxagentconfig [-F] -r -n cms
where cms is the hostname of the CMS. The optional [-F] force option is used in cases
where the CMS is not available on the network.