Solaris systems

IBM Tivoli Directory Server, Version 6.3

Solaris systems

You can uninstall Tivoli Directory Server from a command line using pkgrm.

Command line removal using pkgrm

To see what Tivoli Directory Server components are installed, type:

pkginfo | grep -i IDSl

The output displayed is similar to the following: (Only the installed packages are displayed.)

application IDSl32c63      IBM Directory Server - 32 bit Client
application IDSl64p63      IBM Directory Server - Proxy Server
application IDSl64s63      IBM Directory Server - 64 bit Server
application IDSl64c63      IBM Directory Server - 64 bit Client
application IDSlbc63       IBM Directory Server - Base Client
application IDSlbs63       IBM Directory Server - Base Server
application IDSljc63       IBM Directory Server - Java Client
application IDSlen63       IBM Directory Server - Messages U.S. English (en)
application IDSlweb63      IBM Directory Server - Web Administration
application IDSlent63      IBM Directory Server - Entitlement

Use pkgrm to remove the desired packages. For example:

To uninstall the full directory server (with the client and English messages), type the following:
```
pkgrm IDSlent63 IDSlen63 IDSl64s63 IDSlbs63 IDSljc63 IDSl64c63 IDSlbc63
```
To uninstall the proxy server (with the client and English messages), type the following:
```
pkgrm IDSlent63 IDSlen63 IDSl64p63 IDSlbs63 IDSljc63 IDSl64c63 IDSlbc63
```
To uninstall only the 32-bit client, type the following:
```
pkgrm IDSl32c63 IDSlbc63
```
(You cannot uninstall only the client if you have a server installed.)
To uninstall the 64-bit client, type the following:
```
pkgrm IDSl64c63 IDSlbc63
```
To uninstall the Web Administration Tool package, type the following:
```
pkgrm IDSlweb63  
```

Remove the packages in the reverse order of the installation sequence. (The order in which you remove the Web Administration Tool is not important.)

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