To unregister and uninstall the NetBackup plug-in by means of the NetBackup primary server

1. On the NetBackup primary server, run the vwcp_manage command:

   Windows: install_path\NetBackup\bin\goodies\vwcp_manage.exe

   UNIX, Linux: /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/vwcp_manage

2. On the End User License Agreement screen, click Accept.
3. On the VMware vCenter Server Details dialog, select the vCenter from the pull-down list and enter the vCenter credentials. Click Validate.

4. Case1 : Unregister Plug-in when no Local Plug-in installed:

   • On the Unregister the Plug-in dialog, click Unregister and confirm it.

   • On the Finish dialog, click Close.

   Case2: Unregister Plug-in when Local Plug-in installed.

   • On the Select the Plug-in type dialog, select the Remote plug-in and click Next.

   • On the Unregister the Plug-in window, click Unregister and confirm it.

   • On the Finish dialog, click Close.

   Case3: Unregister the plugin when more then 1 plug-ins are registered

   • On the Select the Plug-in type dialog, select the Remote Plug-in and click Next.

   • On the Unregister the Plug-in window, click Unregister and confirm it.

   • On the Finish dialog, click Close.

   Note:

   This unregister's the Plug-in from the logged in NetBackup primary server but other NetBackup primary servers remain unaffected.

5. Log on to the vSphere Client. If you are currently logged on, log out first.

To unregister and uninstall the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5) by means of the NetBackup appliance as primary server

1. Log on to the appliance as a NetBackup CLI user and run the vwcp_manage command to uninstall the plug-in.

   The vwcp_manage command is located here:

   /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/vwcp_manage

   For example:

   vwcp_manage --unregister - v vCenter.example.com - u vCenter_username - p password_file

   Where password_file is the path to a text file that contains only the password.

   Note:

   As a NetBackup CLI user, you can create text files in your home directory only: /home/nbusers

   For more information on the vwcp_manage command, see the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide:

   http://www.veritas.co m/docs/000003214

2. Log on to the vSphere Client. If you are currently logged on, log out first.