How to uninstall Cloudmon probe

How to uninstall Cloudmon probe

Follow these steps to uninstall the Cloudmon probe software running on either Linux and Windows.

For Linux:

1. Log in to the system.
2. Navigate to the location: /usr/local/cloudmon/collector
3. Run the command: sh uninstall.sh
4. Next, navigate to /usr/local/cloudmon/vProbe
5. Run the command: sh uninstall.sh

For Windows:

Log in to the system.
Navigate to: C:\Program Files (x86)\Cloudmon
Double-click on Uninstall and follow the prompts.

NOTE: The uninstalled probe will be displayed as inactive. To completely delete it from Cloudmon, navigate to Settings > Monitoring > Probes and delete the uninstalled probe.

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