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When you uninstall the agent, the corresponding virtual machine (or server) will be displayed in the Armor Management Portal (AMP) in a disabled status. As an optional step, after you uninstall the agent, you can remove the disabled virtual machine (or server) from your AMP account.
Step 1: Stop the service and uninstall the Armor Anywhere Agent
Windows Users
Run the following commands using powershell
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C:\.armor\opt\armor stop C:\.armor\opt\armor_uninstall.ps1 |
Linux Users
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The agent installation file is located at: /opt/armor/ |
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/opt/armor/armor stop chmod +x /opt/armor/armor_uninstall.sh /opt/armor/armor_uninstall.sh |
Step 2: Remove the agent from the Armor Management Portal (AMP)
You can remove the instance through AMP or through an API call
Method 1: Remove the agent through AMP
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When you uninstall the agent, the corresponding virtual machine (or server) will be displayed in AMP in a disabled status. |
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In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
Click Virtual Machines.
Locate the desired virtual machine and click the vertical ellipses to the right.
Click Remove.
A popup message will appear to confirm removal with the options to Keep or Remove shown.
Click REMOVE FROM LIST.
Method 2: Remove the agent through an API call
You can use the DELETE /vms/core/{coreInstanceId} API call to remove an instance.
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To learn more about the Armor API system, see Armor API Guide. |
Step 3: Verify Disconnection
After you uninstall the agent, Armor recommends that you test the connection for each previously configured firewall rule.
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