Uninstalling the portal
Use these instructions to uninstall the portal on Microsoft Windows or Linux.
Instead of performing these procedures, you can perform a silent (unattended) uninstall.
This topic includes the following sections:
To uninstall on Windows
- Take either of the following actions to open the uninstall program:
- Navigate to installation_location\UninstallBladeLogicPortal, right-click uninstall.exe, and select Run as Administrator.
The default installation_location is C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BladelogicPortal. - From the Windows Control Panel, open Programs and Features, select BladeLogic Portal <version> and click Uninstall.
- Navigate to installation_location\UninstallBladeLogicPortal, right-click uninstall.exe, and select Run as Administrator.
- When the uninstall program opens, click OK and then click Next.
The uninstaller shows a list of features that can be uninstalled. - Select the features to uninstall and click Next.
The uninstaller displays a preview window that describes what is about to be uninstalled. - Click Uninstall.
Progress bars show installation activity until the Uninstallation Summary window provides details about the uninstall. - Click Done.
- Confirm that the uninstall process has deleted the installation_file_location folder. If it has not, manually delete the folder.
- Restart the system to ensure that shared memory and registry entries are cleaned up.
To uninstall on Linux
- Navigate to installation_location\UninstallBladeLogicPortal and click uninstall.bin.
The default installation_location is /opt/bmc/BladeLogicPortal.
The uninstall program opens. - Click Next.
The uninstaller shows a list of features that can be uninstalled. - Select the features to uninstall and click Next.
The uninstaller displays a preview window that describes what is about to be uninstalled. - Click Uninstall.
Progress bars show activity until the Uninstallation Summary window provides details about the uninstall. - Click Done.
- Confirm that the uninstall process has deleted the installation_file_location folder. If it has not, manually delete the folder.
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