To remove, delete or remove the VMware Server and all its components, open a terminal and joined us as the root user.

If you used the RPM installer to install VMware Server, type the following command to see the name of the package to eliminate 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # rpm-qa | grep VM 
 VMware-server-1.0.6-91891


Now that we have the name of the uninstalled software system running the following command: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # rpm-e VMware-server-1.0.6-91891


If you have used the installer in tar to install VMware Server, you can remove the system by typing: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # vmware-uninstall.pl


Note: When you uninstall the software server are also removed VmPerl API and API programming that were installed as a whole.

To uninstall the components of the VMware Management Interface, we run the program: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # / usr / bin / vmware-uninstall-mui.pl


This removes the Linux Server Console installed from an RPM package, typing: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # rpm-e VMware-server-console


To uninstall Linux Server Console installed from a tarball, run the program: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # / usr / bin / vmware-server-uninstall-console.pl


If you wish to uninstall the VmPerl AP I which was installed on a remote client from a client, type: 

  [root @ hpgris ~] # / usr / bin / vmware-uninstall-api.pl


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