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    Uninstall the GlobalProtect App for Linux

    You can uninstall the GlobalProtect app for Linux using either the dpkg and the apt-get utility. To uninstall the GlobalProtect app, you must run the command with root permissions:
    • Uninstall the GlobalProtect app for Linux using dpkg.
      user@linuxhost:~$ 
      sudo dpkg -P globalprotect
      
(Reading database ... 209181 files and directories currently installed.)
Removing globalprotect (4.1.0-12) ...
gp service is running and we need to stop it...
Disable service...
Removing gp service...
gp service has been removed successfully
Removing configuration...
    • Uninstall the GlobalProtect app for Linux using ap-get.
      user@linuxhost:~$ 
      sudo apt-get remove GlobalProtect_deb-4.1.0.0-23.deb
      
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done

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