To uninstall an NSP analytics server

Perform this procedure to remove the NSP analytics server software from a station.

Note: You require root and nsp user privileges on the analytics server station.

Note: The following RHEL CLI prompts in command lines denote the active user, and are not to be included in typed commands:


1	Log in to the analytics server station as the nsp user.
2	Open a console window.
3	Enter the following: `bash$` `/opt/nsp/analytics/bin/AnalyticsAdmin.sh uninstall ↵` The script displays the following message and prompt: `THIS ACTION WILL ERASE Analytics Application INSTALLATION` `Please type 'YES' to continue`
4	Enter YES. The analytics server software uninstallation begins, and messages like the following are displayed: `Stopping Analytics Application` `Dropping Existing Analytics Schema` The uninstallation is complete when the following is displayed: `Analytics Application has been uninstalled`
5	Enter the following to switch to the root user: `bash$` `su - ↵`
6	Enter the following: `#` `dnf erase nsp-analytics-server nspos-tomcat nspos-jre ↵` The dnf utility resolves any package dependencies, and displays the following prompt: `Remove 3 Packages` `Installed size: n.n G` `Is this ok [y/N]:`
7	Enter y ↵. The following and other progress messages are displayed: `Downloading Packages:` `Running transaction check` `Transaction check succeeded.` `Running transaction test` `Transaction test succeeded.` `Running transaction check` When the removal of all packages is complete, the following is displayed: `Complete!`
8	When all packages are removed, enter the following to reboot the station: `#` `systemctl reboot ↵` The station reboots.
9	Remove the /opt/nsp/analytics directory and contents.
10	Close the console window. End of steps