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:
Begin the uninstallation process by
entering the sudo dpkg -P globalprotect command.
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 by entering
the sudo apt-get remove globalprotect command.
