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PingFederate 10.0 Product Installation User task Administrator Audience Software Deployment Method Product documentation Content Type
- Ensure you are logged on to your system with appropriate privileges to uninstall an application.
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Stop and disable the PingFederate service.
- PingFederate systemd service
- Use the following systemctl commands to stop and
disable the PingFederate systemd service:
systemctl stop pingfederate ;\ systemctl disable pingfederate ;\ systemctl daemon-reload
- You can also remove the PingFederate systemd unit file
(pingfederate.service) from the systemd unit
files directory (/etc/systemd/system) prior to
running the
systemctl daemon-reload
command. - PingFederate SysV initialization script
- On a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) server, you can use the Service Configuration utility to stop and disable the PingFederate service.
- Alternatively, you can stop the service using the
service command (
service pingfederate stop
) and disable the service by removing any symbolic links from various initialization directories. - You can also remove the PingFederate SysV initialization script (pingfederate) from the SysV initialization directory (/etc/rc.d/init.d).
The exact directory locations may vary, depending on the operating system. Consult your system administrators, as needed.
- Optional: Remove the PingFederate installation directory (<pf_install>).