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To uninstall Directory Server:

Optionally, if instances on the server to uninstall are part of a replication topology, remove them from topology. For details, see the Removing a Supplier from the Replication Topology section in the Red Hat Directory Server Administration Guide.
Remove all instances from the server. For example, to remove the slapd-example instance:
```
# remove-ds.pl -a -i slapd-example
```
Optionally, use the yum remove command to uninstall the Directory Server packages. For example:
```
# yum remove redhat-ds 389-ds-base
```
Depending on your installation, additional packages related to Directory Server need to be removed.