G.3.3 Interstage Single Sign-On System Deletion Command

Synopsis

ssoclunsetup

Description

This command deletes Interstage Single Sign-On systems.

Specifically, the following resources will be deleted.

The following servers for Interstage Single Sign-On:
- Repository server (update system)
- Authentication server
- Business Servers (*1)
The SSO repository that the repository server (the update system) refers to
The Web servers (Interstage HTTP Server) (*2) for which the servers for the authentication infrastructure (the repository server (update system) and the authentication server) have been created

Note
*1: All of the Business Servers for Interstage Single Sign-On that have been created on the machine where this command is executed will be deleted. However, the Web servers themselves will not be deleted.
*2: Only the Web server with the Web server name "SSOauth" (for which the servers for the authentication infrastructure (the repository server (update system) and the authentication server have been created) will be deleted. Other Web servers will not be deleted.

Options: None.

Cautions

When the command is executed, the status of the resources to be deleted will be displayed as a message. The meaning of each resource is shown in the following table.

Resource name	Resource description
Repository Server	Repository server (update system)
Authentication Server	Authentication server
Business Server	Business Server
Web Server (<Web server name>) (*1)	The Web servers for which the servers for the authentication infrastructure (the repository server (update system) and the authentication server) have been created
SSO Repository (<Repository name>)	The SSO repository that the repository server (update system) refers to

The status of resources will be displayed as the following messages.

Message	Resource status
Exist	The resource exists.
Not Exist	The resource does not exist.

*1: The Web server name is fixed as "SSOauth".

[Windows]: Execute the command as an Administrator.

Example

$ su -
Password: <Password for the superuser>
# /opt/FJSVcfmg/sso/bin/ssoclunsetup

Note

This command does not back up resources before deleting the Interstage Single Sign-On system. Accordingly, if the resources for the Interstage Single Sign-On system are required, back up them before executing this command.
This command stops the SSO repository that the repository server (update system) and the individual Interstage Single Sign-On servers refer to, and then deletes the Interstage Single Sign-On system. After the command has completed, the Web server (Interstage HTTP Server) to which Business Servers have been added will not be started.
When the command is executed, a message will be displayed confirming whether to delete the Interstage Single Sign-On system. To delete the system, enter "yes". If a value other than "yes" is entered, "Command canceled." will be displayed and the Interstage Single Sign-On system will not be deleted.
The command will terminate normally even if it is executed when the resources to be deleted do not exist. However, because there are no resources to be deleted, the resource deletion processing will not be performed.
After this command has been executed, the Web server (Interstage HTTP Server) to which Business Servers for Interstage Single Sign-On have been added may fail to be deleted using the Interstage Management Console. In this case, delete the Web server by executing the ihsdelete command with the "-c" option specified. Refer to "ihsdelete" in the "Interstage Application Server (Command Edition)" for information on the ihsdelete command.