NOTE

  • If any Workbench data is required for archival purposes, please ensure it is saved at a separate location prior to running the Workbench uninstall script(s).
  • The Workbench uninstall process permanently removes the Workbench Services associated with all the Workbench components and all files, including data and logs, etc.
  • The uninstall process will leave the original configuration file used to generate the Workbench installation; if needed, this can be provided to Genesys Customer Care if related to an installation issue.
  • The Workbench uninstallation should be done in reverse Workbench installation order.
    • If permanently removing Workbench and you no longer wish to use Workbench.
      • uninstall any Workbench Agents running on remote Genesys Application Servers (i.e. SIP, URS, FWK etc).
    • Uninstall any Workbench Additional nodes.
    • Uninstall the Workbench Primary node.

Windows

  1. Browse to the Workbench home installation folder (i.e. "C:\Program Files\Workbench_9.x.xxx.xx").
  2. Open a Command/Powershell Console as an Administrator.
  3. Run uninstall.bat file.
  4. Remove any remaining files/folders from and including the Workbench "Home" installation folder.
  5. This completes the Workbench Linux uninstall process.

Linux

  1. Via a Linux Terminal, cd (Change Directory) to where Workbench is installed (i.e. /opt/Genesys/Workbench_9.x.xxx.xx).
  2. Run ./uninstall.sh as a User with Administrator permissions - not as "root".
  3. Remove any remaining files/folders from and including the Workbench "Home" installation folder.
  4. This completes the Workbench Linux uninstall process.