Linux

Option 1 - Use Connector CLI

Log in to the endpoint using SSH and have an elevated shell.

Run the following command to stop the Connector process:

/usr/local/intigua/Intigua-Utils/intigua hlt

Remove the connector with no confirmation (-f).

/usr/local/intigua/Intigua-Utils/intigua rmc -f

The connector should make self-removal.

To check if Connector is installed see the instruction below.

Option 2 - Manual removal

If Option 1 could not remove the Connector:

1. Stop all running processes
   1. ps aux | grep connector64
   2. kill -9 <process ID>
2. Stop and disable the “vAgent” processes
   1. ps aux | <process name>
   2. kill -9 <process ID>
3. Delete the “Intigua” folder a. rm –rf /usr/local/intigua

Check if Connector exists

Check running processes using (Process should not exist)

ps aux | grep connector64

 Check if Connector folder exists (folder should not exist)

ls /usr/local/intigua

If both process and folder of the Connector does not exist - Connector is not installed on the endpoint

Windows

Option 1 - Use Connector CLI

Log in to the endpoint using RDP (or having remote execution privileges) and have an elevated shell.

taskkill /F /IM vlink*
"C:\Program Files\Intigua\Intigua-Utils\intigua.exe" rmc

The connector should make self-removal.

To check if Connector is installed see the instruction below.

Option 2 - Manual removal

If Option 1 could not remove the Connector:

1. Stop and delete the "Intigua vAgentManager" service via command prompt in Administrator mode.

taskkill /F /IM vlink*
sc stop vagentmanager
sc delete vagentmanager

2. Then, run the following two commands to remove the connector from the endpoint

reg unload hklm\vmi
REGSVR32 /U "C:\Program Files\Intigua\vAgentManager\PackageManager\vlink\vlink_4.2.5.24\bin\IntCore64.dll"
rmdir /S /Q "C:\Program Files\Intigua\"

Notes:

1. You cannot be in the Intigua folder while running this command.  
2. Change vlink_4.2.5.24 with the proper connector version (based on observed folder path) or use powershell command instead of REGSVR32

Get-ChildItem "C:\Program Files\Intigua\vAgentManager\PackageManager\vlink\vlink_*" -Directory | ForEach-Object { if (Test-Path (Join-Path $_.FullName "bin\IntCore64.dll")) { Start-Process -FilePath "REGSVR32" -ArgumentList "/U $($_.FullName)\bin\IntCore64.dll" -Wait } }

Check if Connector exists

Check running processes using (Process should not exist)

tasklist | findstr vlinkprocess

 Check if Connector folder exists (folder should not exist)

dir 'C:\Program Files\Intigua'

If both process and folder of the Connector does not exist - Connector is not installed on the endpoint