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Delete the NSX-T Manager

Before You Begin

Before you delete the NSX-T Manager, perform the following steps:

  1. Unbind all bindings of network object from a service profile.

    • Log in to the VMware NSX-T Manager.

    • Select System > Service Deployment.

    • In the Deployment tab, select the deployed partner service that you want to delete.

      The corresponding service details are displayed.

    • From the Actions list, select Delete.

      The delete deployment service confirmation page appears.

    • Click DELETE to delete the deployed service.

      If the action is successful, the deployed service is deleted.

    • Select Security > Network Introspection Settings > SERVICE CHAINS tab, select the service chain and choose Delete.

      Note:

      This step is applicable only if the firewall type is East-West.

    • In the SERVICE PROFILES tab, select the service chain and choose Delete.

      Note:

      This step is applicable only if the firewall type is East-West.

You can delete the NSX-T Manager and its associated vCenter server from the Security Director inventory.

To delete the NSX-T Manager from Security Director:

  1. Select Devices > NSX Managers.

    The NSX Manager page appears.

  2. Select the NSX-T Manager that you want to delete.
  3. From the More list, or right-click menu, select Delete NSX Manager.

    A confirmation message appears to confirm the deletion.

    Note:

    You cannot delete NSX-T Manager from Security Director if the security service is already deployed in the NSX-T Manager.

  4. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.

    The NSX-T Manager and its associated vCenter server are deleted from the Security Director inventory.

Note:

You cannot delete NSX-T Manager if there is a NSX Secure Fabric. You must first delete the Secure Fabric. See Editing or Deleting a Secure Fabric.

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