VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint may be uninstalled to:
- Troubleshoot the product.
- Address operating system incompatibilities.
- Fix licensing discrepancies.
This article covers the steps to uninstall the product.
Affected Products
- VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint
Affected Operating Systems
VMware Carbon Black Onboarding Part 4: Uninstall and Troubleshooting
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Click Windows, Mac, or Linux for the steps to uninstall VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint.
Windows
VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint on Windows can be uninstalled through the:
- User interface (UI)
- Command-line interface (CLI)
- VMware Carbon Black Cloud
Click the preferred method for more information.
To uninstall:
- As an administrator, right-click the Windows start menu and then click Run.
- In the Run UI, type
appwiz.cpl
and then press OK.
- In Programs and Features, double-click Cb Defense Sensor [BIT].
Note: [BIT] = 32 or 64 bit.
- Click Yes.
- If User Account Control (UAC) is enabled, click Yes.
To uninstall:
- As an administrator, right-click the Windows start menu and then click Run.
- In the Run UI, type
cmd
and then press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. This runs Command Prompt as an admin.
- In Command Prompt, type
cd [DIRECTORY]\Confer
and then press Enter.
Note:
[DIRECTORY]
represents the path where the Confer directory resides.
- The path in the example image may differ in your environment.
- Type
uninstall.exe /uninstall [UNINSTALL CODE]
and then press Enter.
- Type
exit
and then press Enter.
To uninstall:
- In a web browser, go to [REGION].conferdeploy.net.
Note: [REGION] = Region of tenant.
- Sign In to the VMware Carbon Black Cloud.
- In the left menu pane, click Endpoints.
- Locate and then check the targeted DEVICE NAME.
Note: The example DEVICE NAME will differ in your environment.
- Click Take Action and then select Uninstall.
- Click Uninstall.
Note: With an active connection, the device is uninstalled within 15 minutes.
Mac
VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint can be uninstalled on Mac through the:
- User Interface (UI)
- Terminal
- VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint Cloud
Click the preferred method for more information.
To uninstall:
- Double-click
confer_installer_mac-[VERSION].dmg
.
- Double-click CbDefense Uninstall.
- If prompted, click Open. Otherwise, go to Step 4.
- Click Yes - Uninstall.
- If prompted, populate the uninstall code and then click Confirm. Otherwise, go to Step 6.
- Populate the User Name and Password. Once populated, click OK.
- Click Close.
To uninstall:
- From the Apple menu, click Go and then select Utilities.
- In the Utilities menu, double-click Terminal.
- In terminal, type
sudo /Applications/Confer.app/uninstall -y -c [UNINSTALL CODE]
and then press Enter.
- Populate the Password for the account being used and then press Enter.
- Once uninstallation has completed, type
exit
and then press Enter.
To uninstall:
- In a web browser, go to [REGION].conferdeploy.net.
Note: [REGION] = Region of tenant.
- Sign In to the VMware Carbon Black Cloud.
- In the left menu pane, click Endpoints.
- Locate and then check the targeted DEVICE NAME.
Note: The DEVICE NAME in the example image will differ in your environment.
- Click Take Action and then select Uninstall.
- Click Uninstall.
Note: With an active connection, the device is uninstalled within 15 minutes.
Linux
Click the appropriate operating system for the steps to uninstall VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint.
To uninstall:
- Open Terminal.
- Type
sudo rpm -e cb-psc-sensor
and then press Enter.
- Populate the password for the account being used and then press Enter.
- Once uninstallation has completed, type
exit
and then press Enter.
To uninstall:
- Open Terminal.
- Type
sudo dpkg –purge cb-psc-sensor
and then press Enter.
- Populate the password for the account being used and then press Enter.
- Once uninstallation has completed, type
exit
and then press Enter.
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