Uninstalling Remedy SSO with the TrueSight installer


You can uninstall Remedy Single Sign-On (or Remedy SSO) by using the TrueSight installer (wizard) or in the silent (unattended) mode. 

The steps involved in the uninstallation are the same for both Windows and Linux platforms.

Note

On a Linux server, you can uninstall Remedy SSO as a non-root user only.

This section provides the following procedures:

Before you begin

This process is applicable only if you had enabled automatic restart of the Remedy Single Sign-On service on a Linux computer. Before you begin uninstallation, make sure you disable automatic restart of the service by following these steps:

  1. Log on as a root user.
  2. Navigate to <installationDirectory>/rsso/bin and run the following command.
    ./rsso service deregister

To uninstall Remedy SSO with the installer

Follow these steps to uninstall Remedy SSO by running the TrueSight installer. Navigate through the installation wizard by clicking Next.

Step 1: Start the uninstallation program

Navigate to the following directory:

  • Windows: <instalationlDirectory>\UninstallBMCTrueSightRSSO
  • Linux: <instalationlDirectory>/UninstallBMCTrueSightRSSO

Then, run the uninstall.exe (for Windows) or ./uninstall.bin (for Linux) file.

Step 2: View the uninstallation preview and start the uninstallation

The installation preview provides information the product to be uninstalled (feature name) disk size space that will be freed, and the directory from which the product will be uninstalled.

Click Uninstall to start the uninstallation.

To uninstall Remedy Single Sign-On silently

Step 1: Navigate to the uninstaller directory location

Navigate to the following directory:

  • Windows: <instalationlDirectory>\UninstallBMCTrueSightRSSO
  • Linux: <instalationlDirectory>/UninstallBMCTrueSightRSSO

Step 2: Run the uninstallation command

On the command line, run the following command:

  • Windows: uninstall.exe -i silent 
  • Linux: ./uninstall.bin -i silent 

Post-uninstallation task

  1. Manually delete the installation files that might still remain in the installation directory.
  2. (Windows only) Go to the Control Panel and remove the program files related to Remedy Single Sign-On.

 

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