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.*******  Removing the NetDoor Installation From Clients  *****
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The following sections describe the procedure to remove the NetDoor*
installation from client workstations.

This procedure restores system files like before the NetDoor product
was installed.

NOTE:
Before proceeding to remove NetDoor from the client:
  -  Keep trace of system files changes made by other products
     installed after NetDoor. These changes will be lost
     when you apply the procedure to remove the NetDoor installation.
  -  Save your private files stored in the product directories.



    Querying Information on the NetDoor Environment
    -----------------------------------------------

To have information about the NetDoor environment you can write a CMD
file containing the following REXX statements&colon.

        /**/
        call RxFuncAdd 'RxCouInfo','COUENV','RxCouInfo'

        class = RxCouInfo('GET','CLASS')
        say 'This workstation is a ---->' class

        inifile= RxCouInfo('GET','INIFILE')
        say 'NetDoor Ini file ------> ' inifile

        local =  RxCouInfo('GET','LOCAL')
        say 'NetDoor product directory ------> ' local

        remote = RxCouInfo('GET','REMOTE')
        say 'Netdoor server remote access ------> ' remote

        oldconf = RxCouInfo('GET','OLDCONFIG')
        say 'The old configuration files are saved in --->' oldconf

        exit


To run the command file you have created, type its file name from
an OS/2 command prompt.
It returns the type of the machine (client or server), the NetDoor
directory, and the remote disk that allows the access to the remote
server.



    Deleting the NetDoor Product
    ----------------------------

To perform the procedure to delete the NetDoor product, follow these
steps:

 1. If your workstation runs OS/2 2.x, remove the NetDoor folder
    on the desktop (the shadow icon of NetDoor in the Startup folder
    will be removed automatically).

    If your workstation runs OS/2 1.x, remove all the programs
    in the NetDoor group, and remove the NetDoor group.

 2. Create a command file (.CMD extension) that contains the following
    statements:


       /**/

       call rxfuncadd 'RXOS2INI','RXUTILS','RXOS2INI'
       call rxos2ini 'USER', 'CREQINST', '$RXDEL'
       call rxos2ini 'USER', 'COU', '$RXDEL'
       call rxos2ini 'USER', 'COREADD', '$RXDEL'

    Run this command file, typing its name from an OS/2 command prompt.
    It removes, from the OS2.INI file, the changes caused by the NetDoor
    installation procedure.
    NOTE: The program requires the RXUTILS.DLL in the LIBPATH.
 3. From an OS/2 command prompt, type the following commands to restore
    system files:

     a. COPY drive:«OS2«INSTALL«CONFIG.COU  drive:«colon«CONFIG.SYS
     b. COPY drive:«OS2«INSTALL«AUTOEXEC.COU  drive:«AUTOEXEC.BAT

     If your workstation runs OS/2 2.x, follow the next step:
     c. COPY drive:«OS2«INSTALL«STARTUP.COU  drive:«STARTUP.CMD

     If your access method is NetBIOS, follow the next step:
     d. COPY drive:«OS2«INSTALL«IBMLAN.COU drive:«IBMLAN«IBMLAN.INI

     where 'drive' is the drive where the OS/2* operating
     system is installed.
 4. Make the NetDoor product directory (it has been returned by the
    REXX procedure you ran in the step 2) the current one, and run
    the 'deldir' utility.
 5. Reboot the system.
 6. Remove the NetDoor directory and all its subdirectories.
 7. Delete from the «OS2«INSTALL directory all the files with the
    'COU' extension.
 8. Delete from the «OS2«DLL directory all the files with
    '.ICO' extension and that begin with the 'c' character.





    Trademarks and Service Marks
    ----------------------------

The following terms, denoted by an asterisk (*) in these sections,
are trademarks of the IBM Corporation in the United States
and/or other countries:

  -  NetDoor
  -  OS/2