How to completely uninstall a Linux NFA Harvester so that it will allow you to reinstall cleanly.
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How to completely uninstall a Linux NFA Harvester so that it will allow you to reinstall cleanly.

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Article ID: 31363

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Products

CA Network Flow Analysis (NetQos / NFA)

Issue/Introduction

After ran the Uninstall a Harvester in Linux procedure listed on NFA Guide some services stay in the system

Environment

All NFA Version

 

Cause

The remove was not complete

 

Resolution

Please remove using this procedure:

1. Run the following command to trigger the uninstaller, where /products/CA/NFA is your installation directory

./opt/CA/NFA/Uninstall/Harvester/Harvester_Uninstaller

2. Once the uninstaller completes delete the installation directory, for example:

rm -rf /opt/CA/NFA

3. Then delete the file below:

rm -rf /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml
 
4. Check NFA Services and remove:
cd /etc/rc.d/init.d/
mysql
nfa_collpollws -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_collpollws
nfa_dataretention -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_dataretention
nfa_filewebservice -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_filewebservice
nfa_harvester -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_harvester
nfa_mysqlCSE -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_mysqlCSE
nfa_poller -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_poller
nfa_proxies -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_proxies
nfa_reaper -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/Reaper/config_reaper
nfa_vnadatacollector -> /opt/CA/NFA/Netflow/bin/config_vnadatacollector

5. Reboot the server.

At this point your Linux NFA Harvester software should be completely uninstalled and allow you to reinstall if necessary.