Commands Reference, Volume 5

uninstallms Command

Purpose

uninstallms - Uninstalls the Cluster System Management (CSM) management server software.

Syntax

uninstallms [-h ] [-u] [-v | -V]

Description

This uninstallms command uninstalls CSM management server software. The command performs the following tasks:

• Removes node group definitions.
• Removes cluster node definitions using the rmnode command.
• If the -u flag is specified, the command performs clean up on the node by running the rmnode -u command. This clean up includes removing CSM log files and uninstalling CSM packages. See the rmnode command for details.
• Removes predefined conditions.
• Uninstalls CSM packages that were installed by the installms command.
• Removes CSM log files.

The uninstallms command will not uninstall any CSM packages that were automatically installed with the operating system, or any open source prerequisites that may have been installed. The command will not remove any of the /csminstall directories since they may contain data not pertaining to CSM.

Flags

-h

Displays usage information.

-u

Runs rmnode -u for each node before uninstalling the management server.

-v | -V

Specifies to return verbose messages.

Parameters

None.

Security

You must have root privilege to run this command.

Exit Status

0

The command has run successfully.

1

An error has occurred.

Environment Variables

RPOWER_LIST

Specifies a file containing definitions of the hosts, one per line, which comprise the node list.

Examples

To uninstall the CSM management server software, enter:

uninstallms -u

Files

See the output files in the Examples section.

Prerequisite Information

/etc/opt/csm/system_config/<node ID>

The file containing the id and encrypted password.

Results

The following diagnostics may be issued on standard error:

Cyclic Dependency

Cyclic dependency between probes X and Y.

Probe Problems

System error when trying to run probe X. Exiting probe manager because of probe problems.

Related Information

• The installms command.
• The IBM CSM for AIX 5L: Administration Guide.