You can deinstall an HTTPS agent by removing the Operations-agent package from node in the console. However, you can also deinstall the agent manually if necessary.
Open a command prompt and use ovc
to stop the agent
as follows:
ovc -stop AGENT
/opt/OV/bin/ovc -stop AGENT
Use opc_inst
to start the deinstallation as
follows:
cscript
<install_dir>\bin\OpC\install\opc_inst.vbs
-r
/opt/OV/bin/OpC/install/opc_inst
-r
<data_dir>\log\opc_inst.log
/var/opt/OV/log/opc_inst.log
Optional. The management server does not receive notification when you deinstall the agent manually. Therefore, if the node still exists on the management server, the package and policy inventory is incorrect.
You can delete the node from the management server using the Configure Managed Nodes dialog. Alternatively, to clear the inventory, you can force the management server to remove the agent package in the Uninstall package from... dialog.
NOTE:
The HTTPS agent includes several components, which appear in Add or
Remove Programs on nodes that run a Windows operating system.
Dependencies between these components make it difficult to remove
the components using Add or Remove Programs. HP recommends that you
remove the HTTPS agent using opc_inst.vbs
, as the
above procedure describes.
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