CA ARCserve Central Applications lets you uninstall CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager silently. A silent installation eliminates the need for user interaction. The following steps describe how to uninstall the application silently using Windows Command Line.
Follow these steps:
Note: Log in using an administrative account or an account with administrative privileges.
<INSTALLDIR>%\Setup\uninstall.exe /q /p <ProductCode>
Or,
<INSTALLDIR>%\Setup\uninstall.exe /q /ALL
Example: The following syntax lets you uninstall the application silently.
"%ProgramFiles%\CA\ARCserve Central Applications\Setup\uninstall.exe" /q /p {CAED05FE-D895-4FD5-B964-001928BD2D62}
Usage:
Lets you specify the directory where the application is installed.
Note: Execute the syntax that corresponds with the architecture of the operating system on the computer.
Lets you specify the application to uninstall silently. Use the following product codes to uninstall CA ARCserve Central Applications silently.
{CAED05FE-D895-4FD5-B964-001928BD2D62}
{CAED49D3-0D3C-4C59-9D99-33AFAF0C7126}
{CAED8DA9-D9A8-4F63-8689-B34DEEEEC542}
{CAED4835-964B-484B-A395-E2DF12E6F73D}
The application is uninstalled silently.
The process of uninstalling CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager does not unassign the backup policies from the CA ARCserve D2D nodes. This behavior prevents you from specifying backup settings directly on the CA ARCserve D2D nodes after you uninstall Protection Manager. As a best practice, you can unassign all policies from the nodes to which they are assigned before you uninstall the application. When you do not exercise this practice, you can release policy control to the nodes using a utility designed specifically for this purpose.
Follow these steps:
C:\Program Files\CA\ARCserve D2D\BIN
ARCCentralAppMgrUtility.exe -clean pm|hbvb|vs [-debug]
Defines the application that you want to release from control of the CA ARCserve D2D node. Specify one of the following arguments:
CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager
CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup
CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby
The -debug option is not required. With this option specified, the utility generates a debug log file that is stored in the following directory:
<D2D_Home>\Log\ARCCentralAppMgrUtility.log
Example: The following example describes the syntax to release policy control to the node.
ARCCentralAppMgrUtility.exe -clean pm
The policy control is released to the node.
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