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Thomas_Anthony
Level 5
4 years ago

NetBackup 8.2 uninstall

Hello,  Could you provide the steps to completely uninstall NetBackup 8.2 from a Redhat Linux Master then the RedHat Linux media servers ? This is a test system so no catalog recovery is required, ...
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  • jnardello's avatar
    jnardello
    4 years ago
    rpm -qa | grep VRTS
    Assuming you don't have storage Foundation or such installed you should be good to uninstall all of those.
    Then " rm -rf /usr/openv/ " to finish off.
  • Thomas_Anthony's avatar
    Thomas_Anthony
    4 years ago

    Thanks, how about any rc scripts or other installed files/settings ?

  • davidmoline's avatar
    davidmoline
    4 years ago

    Hi Thomas_Anthony 

    If you reread the reply, he indicated to remove the packages identified by the first rpm command. If you want a one liner that will do it all you could try this (BUT first make sure it's not going to include anything you want to keep!):
    rpm -qa | grep VRTS | xargs rpm -ev

    The package "rpm -ev" should also remove the various rc scripts etc. (and the final suggestion of "rm -rf /usr/openv " will get rid of everything else.

jnardello's avatar
jnardello
Moderator
4 years ago
rpm -qa | grep VRTS
Assuming you don't have storage Foundation or such installed you should be good to uninstall all of those.
Then " rm -rf /usr/openv/ " to finish off.
  • Thomas_Anthony's avatar
    Thomas_Anthony
    Level 5
    4 years ago

    Thanks, how about any rc scripts or other installed files/settings ?

    • davidmoline's avatar
      davidmoline
      Level 6
      4 years ago

      Hi Thomas_Anthony 

      If you reread the reply, he indicated to remove the packages identified by the first rpm command. If you want a one liner that will do it all you could try this (BUT first make sure it's not going to include anything you want to keep!):
      rpm -qa | grep VRTS | xargs rpm -ev

      The package "rpm -ev" should also remove the various rc scripts etc. (and the final suggestion of "rm -rf /usr/openv " will get rid of everything else.

      • Thomas_Anthony's avatar
        Thomas_Anthony
        Level 5
        4 years ago

        Thank you kindly for both responses !  I didn't know how thorough removing the RPMs were