Uninstalling Plug-In
Installation scenario depends on the OS you work with:
Uninstalling Veeam Plug-In on Linux Machines
On a Linux machine, go to the directory with the Veeam Plug-In package and run the following command. Note that the operation requires root privileges.
For CentOS / RHEL / Oracle Linux, run the following commands:
- To uninstall Veeam Plug-In:
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rpm -e VeeamPluginforDB2 |
- To uninstall the veeam-openssl3 package:
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rpm -e veeam-openssl3-3.0.0.31-1.x86_64 |
For SLES, run the following commands:
- To uninstall Veeam Plug-In:
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zypper rm VeeamPluginforDB2 |
- To uninstall the veeam-openssl3 package:
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zypper rm veeam-openssl3-3.0.0.31-1.x86_64 |
For Ubuntu, run the following commands:
- To uninstall Veeam Plug-In:
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apt-get remove VeeamPluginforDB2 |
- To uninstall the veeam-openssl3 package:
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apt-get remove veeam-openssl3_3.0.0.31_amd64 |
Uninstalling Veeam Plug-In on IBM AIX Machines
To uninstall Veeam Plug-In and undo the configuration changes, run the following command. Note that the operation requires root privileges.
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rpm -e VeeamPluginforDB2 |