
Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines 6.0.1 Installation and Deployment Guide
Uninstalling all vRPA clusters from a vCenter manually
Perform this procedure to uninstall all vRPA clusters from a vCenter.
Prerequisites
Obtain the internal cluster name of the vRPA you are uninstalling by connecting to the vRPA Admin CLI as the admin user, and selecting .
About this task
Steps
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If the vRPA cluster is active:
- Unprotect the virtual machines. For more information, see Unprotect VMs.
- Remove all ESX clusters from the vRPA clusters. For more information, see Remove ESX clusters from vRPA clusters. Repeat this step for all ESX clusters in all vRPA clusters.
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If you are removing just one vRPA cluster from a system with at least two clusters, perform the following procedure:
Uninstall a vRPA cluster.
If the procedure Uninstall a vRPA cluster was successful, skip to step 6. If the procedure Uninstall a vRPA cluster failed, continue with the next step.
- Detach the vRPAs from the cluster. For more information, see Detaching vRPAs.
- Power off the vRPAs. For more information, see Powering off vRPAs.
- Remove the custom tokens that correspond to the RecoverPoint for VMs Internal cluster name. For more information, see Removing custom tokens from the Managed Object Browser.
- Delete from all datastores the repository folders of all clusters. For more information, see Deleting the repository folder.
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Verify that the configuration parameters are empty. For more information, see
Verifying that the configuration parameters are empty.
NOTE:Perform this step only if you encountered problems when unprotecting the VMs. Performing this step requires downtime of the production VM.
- Ensure that the vRPA virtual machines are powered off, and delete them.
- Unregister the plug-in from the Managed Object Browser. For more information, see Unregistering the plugin from the Managed Object Browser.
- Uninstall the RecoverPoint for VMs splitter. For more information, see Uninstall the RecoverPoint for VMs Splitter and JIRAF.
- Unregister the RecoverPoint extension from the Managed Object Browser. For more information, see Unregistering the plugin from the Managed Object Browser.
- Remove the RecoverPoint datastore element. Delete the RecoverPoint.flp file located in the RecoverPoint folder.
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