SEC Cleanup Command and Troubleshooting

SEC Cleanup Command

The Secure Event Connector (SEC) cleanup command removes the SEC container and it’s associated files from the SDC VM. To run the command:

1. Log into the Secure Device Connector (SDC) as the `sdc` user. At the prompt, type sudo su - sdc.
2. Connect to the /usr/local/cdo/toolkit directory.
3. Run sec.sh remove tenant_name and confirm your intent to remove the SEC.

Note: To locate your tenant name, open the user menu in CDO and clicking Settings. Scroll down the page to locate your Tenant Name. 

Example:

[sdc@localhost~]$ /usr/local/cdo/toolkit/sec.sh remove tenant_XYZ
Are you sure you want to remove Secure Event Connector for tenant tenant_XYZ? (y/n): y

SEC Cleanup Command Failure

Message: SEC not found, exiting.

Symptom: Cleanup SEC command fails to cleanup existing SEC.

[sdc@localhost ~]$ /usr/local/cdo/toolkit/sec.sh remove tenant_XYZ
Are you sure you want to remove Secure Event Connector for tenant tenant_XYZ? (y/n): y
[2020-06-10 04:50:42] SEC not found, exiting.

Repair: Manually cleanup Secure Event Connector when cleanup command fails.

Remove already running SEC docker container:

1. Log into the SDC as the `sdc` user. At the prompt, type sudo su - sdc.
2. Run docker ps command to find the names of the SEC container. The SEC name will be in the format, "es_name". 
3. Run docker stop command to stop the SEC container.
4. Run the rm command to remove the SEC container

For example: 

$ docker stop <SEC_docker_container_name>
$ docker rm <SEC_docker_container_name>