VeridiumID Server On-Prem - Uninstall VeridiumID On-Prem Deployment

This article explains:

How to remove an existing deployment of VeridiumID

1. Removal using SSH

In case of still having SSH permissions from one node to all other VeridiumID nodes from the deployment, the VeridiumID Installer archive provides also a solution for removing an existing deployment.

BASH

Usage: ./cleanup_veridiumid.sh <args>
       -w IPS_LIST -> webapp node ip list delimitted by commas, for example: '10.0.0.1,10.0.0.2'
       -p IPS_LIST -> persistence node ip list delimitted by commas, for example: '10.0.0.1,10.0.0.2'

After extracting the contents of the VeridiumID Installer archive, in the current directory the script mentioned above can be found.

To remove an existing VeridiumID deployment run the following command as the user that has SSH permissions:

BASH

bash cleanup_veridiumid.sh -w IP1,IP2 -p IP3,IP4,IP5

2. Removal without using SSH

In case of removing the SSH connectivity between VeridiumID nodes for the user that has installed VeridiumID (as per security recommendations), we provide also a script that can be used to remove VeridiumID components from any VeridiumID deployment node.

To remove all VeridiumID components from an existing node run the following command as root user:

BASH

bash /etc/veridiumid/scripts/cleanup_veridiumid.sh