Job Management Partner 1/Client Security Control Description, User's Guide and Operator's Guide

Appendix D.8 Uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent

This section explains how to uninstall JP1/CSC - Agent from a cluster system.

The following diagram shows the procedures for uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent.

Figure D-8 Procedures for uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent

Organization of this subsection

(1) Unregistering a service name from the OS cluster software (for the active server only)

(2) Terminating JP1/CSC - Agent (for the active server only)

(3) Uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent

(1) Unregistering a service name from the OS cluster software (for the active server only)

Unregister the JP1/CSC - Agent service names from the OS cluster software. For details about how to do this, see the cluster software documentation.

(2) Terminating JP1/CSC - Agent (for the active server only)

On the active server, terminate JP1/CSC - Agent. The administrator terminates the Client Security Control - Agent service from the service controller.

Note that if JP1/CSC - Agent is set to be started automatically when the OS starts up, JP1/CSC - Agent will terminate automatically when the management server shuts down.

For the setup required to start JP1/CSC - Agent automatically, see 5.7.4 Setting up JP1/CSC - Agent to start automatically.

(3) Uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent

Uninstall JP1/CSC - Agent from both the active and standby servers. For details about the uninstallation procedures, see 5.7.2 Uninstalling JP1/CSC - Agent.

After uninstallation, manually delete the files created on the shared disk.

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