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When you delete a Collector from your LogicMonitor account, the Collector and Watchdog services should stop and the Collector should uninstall itself. If your Collector does not correctly uninstall itself, you can manually stop the Collector and Watchdog services and uninstall the Collector from the device.
In some cases you might need to manually stop the Collector services and then remove/uninstall the Collector from your device.
Navigate to the services control panel for your Windows machine and stop the ‘LogicMonitor Collector’ and ‘LogicMonitor Collector Watchdog’ services. You can then uninstall the Collector using the standard Windows ‘Add or remove programs’ controls.
Navigate to [LogicMonitor Collector Directory]/agent/bin and execute the sbshutdown script to shut down both the Collector and Collector Watchdog services. For example:
# cd /usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/bin # ./sbshutdown
Then you can uninstall the Collector by calling:
# ./uninstall.pl
Alternatively, you could do a recursive removal of the logicmonitor Collector directory and all its contents (there are symbolic links in /etc/init.d for logicmonitor.collector and logicmonitor.watchdog, and those should be removed to ensure the services do not keep running in memory). For example:
# rm -rf /usr/local/logicmonitor
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