Endpoint Protection

I'm looking to silently uninstall the Network Threat Protection silently via a command line.  I've used the following to uninstall the Firewall silently:

MsiExec.exe /i{product GUID from registry} /qn REMOVE="Firewall"

I was currious as to if I can/what is the keyword after REMOVE=

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Should just be "Firewall"

A reboot is needed to complete the uninstall just so you know

You can do this easily from the SEPM by assigning a custom package:

Add or remove features to existing Endpoint Protection clients

Otherwise, you can check this:

MSI command line reference for Symantec Endpoint Protection

In section [FEATURE_SELECTION], the following entries are valid for SEP 11.x (where val is 0 = Don't install the feature and 1 = Install the feature):

• SAVMain=val

• EMailTools=val

• OutlookSnapin=val

• NotesSnapin=val

• Pop3Smtp=val

• ITPMain=val

• Firewall=val

• PTPMain=val

• COHMain=val

• DCMain=val

Thank you for posting in Symantec community.

I would be glad to answer your query.

It seems your query is correct, as per this article: http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH102668

• To silently remove the Firewall from a SEP client:

  <computercode>MsiExec.exe /i{product GUID from registry} /qn REMOVE="Firewall" </computercode>

Your command seems to be correct, 

MsiExec.exe /i{product GUID from registry} /qn REMOVE="Firewall"

facing any prompt while uninstalling?

I'm looking to uninstall the Network Threat Protection module -- not just the firewall.  The command line script works great to uninstall JUST the firewall, but I'm looking to uninstall the NTP suite/module.

NTP

       Firewall and Intrussion Protection

I can uninstall the Firewall just fine, but it looks as if NTP is still installed

IPS is also part of NTP and possible ADC for 11.x. It's separate in 12.1

Also, just so you know 11.x is end of support life and no longer receives updates.

Yeah -- I'm trying to upgrade as soon as possible, but we have to get this final testing out and the NTP is getting in the way of that.
 

What's the result if you configured this way: 

MsiExec.exe /i{product GUID from registry} /qn REMOVE="NTP" OR "Network Threat Protection"

I'll try it out and let you know

Is there any update?

Or

If your query has been resolved mark this thread as a solved with the best answer that helps you.

Chetan,

We ended up just removing the software all together.  My apologies -- i forgot about this post.