Enterprise Volume Manager (Multi-OS) Host Agent Version 2.0D for HP Tru64 UNIX Installation Guide

Removing the EVM Host Agent
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IMPORTANT: For cluster environments, removing the EVM host agent from one cluster node
removes EVM from the cluster.
4. Press Enter (or enter y) to remove EVM (Figure 3–2 displays); enter n to exit
the removal script.
The command prompt returns when the EVM host agent removal is complete.
Figure 3–2: Removal status
The EVM host agent is now removed from this host computer.
Completing the Removal
After the EVM host agent is removed, the computer can no longer participate in EVM
jobs. Running any EVM job that involves this computer causes the job to fail.
HP recommends planning for the disposition of each EVM job that involves the
computer. For example:
• Delete the job (if the job will not be valid again).
• Change the job (to eliminate reference to this host).
• Leave the job as is (if the job might be used again).
From an EVM network perspective, an EVM host agent removal is not complete until
all impacted EVM jobs are resolved.
Starting to delete EVM...
Deleting “SANworks Enterprise Volume Manager Host Agent
V2.0D” (CPQEVM204).