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When you manually uninstall an activated agent from a computer, the computer doesn't notify Server & Workload Protection that the software has been uninstalled. On the Computers page in the Server & Workload Protection console, the computer's status will be "Managed (Offline)" or similar, depending on the context. To avoid this, in Server & Workload Protection, either:
  • Deactivate the agent before you uninstall it, or
  • Delete the computer from the list after you uninstall

Uninstall an agent (Windows) Parent topic

Note
Note
Before updating or uninstalling an agent or relay on Windows, you must disable agent self-protection. To do this, in the Server & Workload Protection console, go to Computer editor → Settings → General. In Agent Self Protection, and then either deselect Prevent local end-users from uninstalling, stopping, or otherwise modifying the Agent or enter a password for local override.

Procedure

  1. Deactivate the agent using the Server & Workload Protection console by going to the Computers page, right-clicking the computer and selecting Actions → Deactivate.
    If you are unable to deactivate the agent because Server & Workload Protection is unable to communicate with the agent, you will need to do the following before continuing to the next step:
    C:\Program Files\Trend Micro\Deep Security Agent>dsa_control --selfprotect 0
  2. Go to the Control Panel and select Uninstall a program. Look for the Trend Micro Deep Security Agent and then select Uninstall.

What to do next

Alternatively, you can uninstall from the command line:
msiexec /x <package name including extension>
For a silent uninstall, add /quiet.

Uninstall an agent (Linux) Parent topic

If your version of Linux provides a graphical package management tool, you can search for the ds_agent package and use the tool remove the package. Otherwise, use the command line instructions below.
To completely remove the agent and any configuration files it created on a platform that uses the Red Hat package manager (rpm), such as CentOS, Amazon Linux, Oracle Linux, SUSE, or Cloud Linux, enter the command:
# sudo rpm -ev ds_agent
Stopping ds_agent: [ OK ]
Unloading dsa_filter module [ OK ]
If iptables was enabled prior to installing agent, it will be re-enabled when the agent is uninstalled.
If the platform uses Debian package manager (dpkg), such as Debian and Ubuntu, enter the command:
$ sudo dpkg -r ds-agent
Removing ds-agent...
Stopping ds_agent: .[OK]

Uninstall an agent (Solaris 10) Parent topic

Enter the command:
pkgrm ds-agent
(Note that uninstall may require a reboot.)

Uninstall an agent (Solaris 11) Parent topic

Enter the command:
pkg uninstall ds-agent
Uninstall may require a reboot.

Uninstall an agent (AIX) Parent topic

Enter the command:
installp -u ds_agent

Uninstall an agent (macOS) Parent topic

Use the built-in DSAUninstaller tool to uninstall:
Note
Note
To uninstall the agent you first need to disable self-protection.

Procedure

  1. From the terminal, enter cd /Library/Application Support/com.trendmicro.DSAgent.
  2. Enter sudo ./dsa_control -s 0.
    Self-protection is now disabled.
    Tip
    Tip
    To disable self-protection from Server & Workload Protection, see Configure self-protection through the Server & Workload Protection console for instructions.
  3. Enter sudo /opt/dsa/DSAUninstaller.

What to do next

"Uninstallation is complete” indicates successful uninstallation.

Uninstall an agent (Red Hat OpenShift) Parent topic

Enter the command:
helm uninstall ds-agent

Uninstall the notifier Parent topic

From the Windows Control Panel, select Add/Remove Programs. Double-click Trend Micro Deep Security Notifier, and click Remove.
To uninstall from the command line:
msiexec /x <package name including extension>
For a silent uninstall, add /quiet.