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posted on April 20th 2015, at 15:42
by lunarg
There are two methods of uninstalling vSphere Replication from your vcenter, depending on whether or not the replication appliance is still present and accessible.

Unregister the appliance from vCenter, then turn off and delete the appliance.

If not turned on, turn on the replication appliance.

Stop all replications in both directions.

Disconnect any open connections to other replication sites.

Connect to the VAMI of the appliance through web: https://vr-appliance-address:5480

From the Configuration tab, click Unregister from vCenter server.

In the vSphere Web client, power off and delete the replication appliance. The plug-in will be uninstalled automatically.

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On May 21st 2017 at 02:46, Dan Schneider wrote:
 
After working an entire day to uninstall and unregister, I came across your article and it worked! THANK YOU!!!
 
 
 
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