Use the Console server installation wizard to uninstall the Symantec High Availability Console from your VMware virtualization environment.
Consider the following points before you proceed:
As part of the Console uninstallation, the installer also unregisters the Symantec High Availability plugin for vCenter Server. As a result the Symantec High Availability tab and the Symantec High Availability dashboard will be removed from the vSphere Client.
If the purpose of the uninstall is to replace the existing server with another Symantec High Availability Console, then the application status may not be visible in the vSphere Client until the new server is installed and configured.
The uninstallation must run locally. Remote uninstall is not supported.
The installer uses the logged-on user account context to perform the uninstallation. Verify that the logged-on user has local administrator privileges on the system where you want to uninstall.
If you have configured monitoring for the Console Server itself, then you must unconfigure the same before uninstalling the Console.
Veritas Operations Manager binaries are installed as part of the Console installation. Do not uninstall these binaries before uninstalling the Console components.
Perform the following steps to uninstall the Symantec High Availability Console.
To uninstall the Symantec High Availability Console
This launches the Symantec High Availability installer.
Provide the following details:
If the system does not meet the required criteria, the status is reflected as Verification failed. To view the cause of a validation failure, click the Information icon. Rectify the issue and then click Re-verify to perform the validation checks again.
The wizard does not proceed unless the system passes the validation checks.
Click Save Report if you wish to save the pre-uninstallation summary report for reference.
After the panel indicates that the uninstallation is complete, click Next.
The installer stops the required services and unregisters the Symantec High Availability plugin on the vCenter Server.
If the uninstallation has failed, review the post-uninstall summary report and refer to the wizard log file for details.
The log file is located at %AllUsersProfile%\Veritas\VPI\log\<date_timestamp>.
You may have to repeat the uninstallation if the wizard indicates that the installation itself has failed.
If the logs indicate that the Symantec High Availability plugin uninstallation has failed, you must disable the plugin from the vSphere Client menu (Plugins > Manage Plugins)
This completes the Symantec High Availability Console uninstallation.