Cisco Cisco Application Extension Platform for SRE

To uninstall software, use the software uninstall command in Cisco AXP EXEC mode. 

exit 

For direct secure shell (SSH) access to the Cisco AXP CLI, a user must first session into the service 
module and configure it. 

This initial configuration gives users direct SSH access to the Cisco AXP CLI and also allows them to 
perform remote configurations without constantly accessing the router and sessioning into the service 
module. 

Cisco AXP provides secure shell (SSH) access to the CLI through a default user that acts like a system 
administrator. The password for the default system administrator must be configured by the user through 
the CLI, before SSH access to the Cisco AXP CLI. This password must be at least five characters. 

If service password encryption is enabled, the system encrypts the clear text password that is entered and 
saves it in the encrypted format in the configuration file. If the user prefers a clear text password, service 
password-encryption is disabled by entering the no form of the command. 

This command directs the system to encrypt the password using a system provided two-character salt 
string. With this service enabled, a clear text password string is encrypted and displayed as a level 7 
password string.

{all|downgradefiles|downloadfiles 

Example:

SE-module> software uninstall 

Removes software files during a clean installation, upgrade, 
or downgrade. 

all—Removes all files

downgradefiles—Removes all files that have been 
downgraded. 

downloadfiles—Removes all files that have been 
downloaded.

Exits Cisco AXP EXEC mode. 

uid-list 

Example:

SE-module> software uninstall 

Uninstalls the Cisco AXP package files. 

uid-list—List of unique identifiers(UID) of sub-systems to 
be uninstalled

Exits Cisco AXP EXEC mode.