Delete a Portal
You can delete a portal or a deployment instance of a portal. On deleting a portal, all its instances are deleted with it.
What do you want to do?
- Delete a Deployment Instance for a Portal
- Delete a Portal
Delete a Deployment Instance for a Portal
A portal can have multiple deployment instances. When you delete an instance, the following is removed:
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For an instance in native IIS:
- The portal directory under the following location on the GroupID server:
X:\Program Files\Imanami\GroupID 11.0\GroupIDPortal\Inetpub\
(X represents the GroupID installation drive) - The portal's directory in the IIS site
- The portal directory under the following location on the GroupID server:
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For an instance in remote IIS:
- The portal's directory in the remote IIS site
- The portal's physical directory under the folder mapped to the remote IIS site
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For an instance in Docker:
The container created in Docker Engine for the portal
To delete an instance:
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In Admin Center, select Applications in the left pane.
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On the GroupID Portal tab, click the ellipsis button for a portal and select Settings.
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Select Deployments under Server Settings in the left pane.
The Deployment Settings page has varying tabs, depending on the deployment instances of the portal.- The IIS tab is available when one or more portal instances are deployed in native IIS.
- The Remote IIS tab is available when one or more portal instances are deployed in remote IIS.
- The Docker tab is available when one or more portal instances are deployed in Docker.
Select a tab to delete a portal instance deployed in the respective web server.
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The Select Application Deployment drop-down list displays the portal instances deployed on the selected web server. Select an instance and click Delete.
Delete a Portal
Deleting a portal removes all its deployments and configurations from GroupID.
To delete a portal:
- In Admin Center, select Applications in the left pane.
- On the GroupID Portal tab, click the ellipsis button for a portal and select Delete.
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