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2011
February 3rd, 2011 09:00
Not able to Uninstall Control Center 6.1
From the Planning and Installation Guide, it indicates to use add/remove programs and remove the open integration packages. I don't find this in the program listing. I need to repurpose the server and would prefer not to reimage it.
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Joe_Ab
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February 3rd, 2011 15:00
Hi Robert,
The requested procedure is listed under “Uninstall ControlCenter” document name : EMC Ionix ControlCenter 6.1 PLANNING AND INSTALLATION GUIDE .
Gd luck
RobertK1
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February 4th, 2011 07:00
I have reviewed that documentation. My problem is that control center is
not a listed program under add/remove programs
Robert Kuerth
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Joe_Ab
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February 4th, 2011 11:00
Then you need to follow emc192941,emc195706.
jamerris
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March 8th, 2013 21:00
Some of the older versions do not put entry under Add\Remover programs. Also they manual way that EMC says to do it by deleteing the registry keys and such is very time consuming and can vary depending on if you are usinga 32bit or 64bit system.directory
There is a MSI that is install during the agent installation. The directory varies depending on the agent version.
The MSI is under C:\Windows\Downloaded Installation. You have to start it from the command line with MsiExec.exe
example:
cd c:\windows\Downloaded Installations\{A88EAE5A-8321-41B0-B064-857CB2A12CEC}
MsiExec.exe /uninstall Master_Host_Native_Install.msi
This process does a full cleanup with requiring a reboot. Work very well
However from an automation standpoint this might work well as the MSI file is 45 megs in size
There is also a file called uninstall_master.bat which I am still working with EMC support to get to work correctly as it is
not removing all the registry settings and also throws an error delete the serivice
But do give MSI a try. I think you will find it works well