# Package Remove

## Requirements

* Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher

## Overview

The **Package Remove** action allows you to uninstall packages across your entire Linux host infrastructure in an extremely simple way.

## Objective

The purpose of this manual is to demonstrate how to use the **Package Remove** action in LCC.

## Removing Packages from Hosts

{% hint style="info" %}
LCC does not provide a way to revert this action. Make a snapshot of the host using your environment's tools or through LCC's integration with VMware or Nutanix.
{% endhint %}

1. In the left menu of LCC, click on **Hosts**.

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2. Select the desired hosts and click the **Actions** button at the top of the page.

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3. If you want to remove the package from only one host, click **Actions** on that host's row.

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4. Click the **Package Remove** action.

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5. Choose the package you want to remove in the **Insert Package** field and click **ADD** to add it to the removal list. You can also remove multiple packages simultaneously.

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6. Click **Yes**, and the action will be executed shortly.

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7. Click **Actions Working** to monitor the status of the action.

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8. A **Photography** action will be automatically executed after the **Package Remove** action reaches the **Processed** and **Success** status. In case of an error, a **Photography** will also be executed to ensure the integrity of the host data displayed in the console.

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