Uninstall Guide

This guide explains how to uninstall NGINX Management Suite, including Instance Manager and API Connectivity Manager.

NGINX Management Suite

CentOS, RHEL, and RPM-Based
Debian, Ubuntu, and Deb-Based

To uninstall NGINX Management Suite and all of its modules, complete the following steps:

To uninstall NGINX Management Suite, run the following command:
```
yum remove nms-*
```
Stop the ClickHouse service:
```
sudo systemctl stop clickhouse-server
```
To uninstall ClickHouse, run the following command:
```
yum remove clickhouse-server
```

To uninstall NGINX Management suite and all of its modules, complete the following steps:

To uninstall NGINX Management Suite, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nms-*
```
Stop the ClickHouse service:
```
sudo systemctl stop clickhouse-server
```
To uninstall ClickHouse, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove clickhouse-server
```
Note: The apt-get remove <package> command will remove the package from your system, while keeping the associated configuration files for possible future use. If you want to completely remove the package and all of its configuration files, you should use apt-get purge <package>.

To uninstall API Connectivity Manager, run the following command:
```
yum remove nms-api-connectivity-manager
```
To uninstall the Developer Portal, run the following command:
```
yum remove nginx-devportal
```

To uninstall API Connectivity Manager, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nms-api-connectivity-manager
```
To uninstall the Developer Portal, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nginx-devportal
```
Note: The apt-get remove <package> command will remove the package from your system, while keeping the associated configuration files for possible future use. If you want to completely remove the package and all of its configuration files, you should use apt-get purge <package>.

App Delivery Manager

This topic documents an early access feature. These features are provided for you to try before they are generally available. You shouldn't use early access features for production purposes.

CentOS, RHEL, and RPM-Based
Debian, Ubuntu, and Deb-Based

To uninstall App Delivery Manager, run the following command:
```
yum remove nms-app-delivery-manager
```

To uninstall App Delivery Manager, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nms-app-delivery-manager
```
Note: The apt-get remove <package> command will remove the package from your system, while keeping the associated configuration files for possible future use. If you want to completely remove the package and all of its configuration files, you should use apt-get purge <package>.

Security Monitoring

CentOS, RHEL, and RPM-Based
Debian, Ubuntu, and Deb-Based

To uninstall the Security Monitoring module, run the following command:
```
yum remove nms-sm
```

To uninstall the Security Monitoring module, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nms-sm
```
Note: The apt-get remove <package> command will remove the package from your system, while keeping the associated configuration files for possible future use. If you want to completely remove the package and all of its configuration files, you should use apt-get purge <package>.

NGINX Agent

CentOS, RHEL, and RPM-Based
Debian, Ubuntu, and Deb-Based

Complete the following steps on each host where you’ve installed the NGINX Agent:

Stop the NGINX Agent:
```
sudo systemctl stop nginx-agent
```
To uninstall the NGINX Agent, run the following command:
```
yum remove nginx-agent
```

Complete the following steps on each host where you’ve installed the NGINX Agent:

Stop the NGINX Agent:
```
sudo systemctl stop nginx-agent
```
To uninstall the NGINX Agent, run the following command:
```
sudo apt-get remove nginx-agent
```
Note: The apt-get remove <package> command will remove the package from your system, while keeping the associated configuration files for possible future use. If you want to completely remove the package and all of its configuration files, you should use apt-get purge <package>.