You uninstall a BeanConnect tool by deleting the tool's installation directory.
The only special case is the MC-CmdHandler tool. If the MC-CmdHandler is configured as a service (see Configuring an MC-CmdHandler as a service ), then you must remove this first. To do this, proceed as follows:
Windows systems:
Call the script
MCCmdHandler_UnInstSrv.cmd.Linux and Solaris systems
If you want to uninstall an individual service, delete the corresponding line from the file
/etc/init.d/bcmccmdhandler.dat.If you want to uninstall the entire service, then you must delete the files
/etc/init.d/bcmccmdhandler.sh(incl. symbolic links) and/etc/init.d/bcmccmdhandler.dat.You need system administrator authorizations to perform these activities. You may therefore need to ask the system administrator to perform this task.