Uninstalling AMS on Linux

Use the rpm command to remove Advanced Message Security component on Linux platforms.

Procedure

1. Stop all IBM MQ applications associated with the installation we are uninstalling.
2. For a server installation, end any IBM MQ activity associated with the installation we are uninstalling:
   1. Log in as a user in the group mqm.
   2. Set up the environment to work with the installation we want to uninstall. Enter the following command:

      . MQ_INSTALLATION_PATH/bin/setmqenv
      

      where . MQ_INSTALLATION_PATH refers to the location where IBM MQ is installed.
   3. Display the state of all queue managers on the system. Enter the following command:

      dspmq -o installation
      

   4. Stop all running queue managers associated with the installation we want to uninstall. Enter the following command for each queue manager:

      endmqm QMgrName
      

   5. Stop any listeners associated with the queue managers. Enter the following command for each queue manager:

      endmqlsr -m QMgrName
      

3. Log in as root.
4. Run the following command:

   rpm -e package_name
   

   where package_name is MQSeries AMS-V.R.M-F

   V

   Represents the version of the product that we are uninstalling

   R

   Represents the release of the product that we are uninstalling

   M

   Represents the modification of the product that we are uninstalling

   F

   Represents the fix pack level of the product that we are uninstalling

Results

The Advanced Message Security component has been uninstalled. Parent topic: Uninstalling AMS on Multiplatforms