Deleting the Master server or Secondary master server

To delete a Master server or a Secondary master server, do the following on the server where it is installed:

1. Check if localization packages are present. To do so, run one of the following commands depending on the utilized operating system:
   • CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server:

     rpm -qa | grep kwts

   • Ubuntu or Debian:

     dpkg -l | grep kwts

2. If you have localization packages installed, remove them. To do so, perform the following actions depending on the utilized operating system:
   • CentOS or Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

     Run the following command:

     rpm -e kwts-control_xx

   • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server:
     1. Run the following command:

        rpm -e kwts-control_xx

     2. Type Y and press ENTER.
   • Ubuntu or Debian.

     Run the following commands:

     dpkg -r kwts-control-l10n-xx

     dpkg -P kwts-control-l10n-xx

   Here, xx is the two-letter designation of the language, such as en.

3. Delete the Master server or Secondary master server package. To do so, perform the following actions depending on the utilized operating system:
   • CentOS or Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

     Run the following command:

     rpm -e kwts-control

   • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server:
     1. Run the following command:

        rpm -e kwts-control

     2. Confirm package deletion. To do so, type Y and press ENTER.
   • Ubuntu or Debian.

     Run the following command:

     dpkg -r kwts-control

4. Run the script for deleting all files and directories. To do so, execute the command:

   /var/opt/kaspersky/kwts-control/cleanup.sh

   You will be prompted to confirm deletion of all files and directories.

5. Type yes and press ENTER.
6. If you use Ubuntu or Debian, run the following command:

   dpkg -P kwts-control

Deletion is complete.

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