cmstp:tldr:6e629

The command you mentioned, "cmstp /u "${path\to\profile_file}"", is used to uninstall a Connection Manager profile from a Windows system using the CMSTP (Connection Manager Profile Installer) utility.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• cmstp is the main command that invokes the CMSTP utility.
• /u is an argument that indicates to CMSTP that you want to uninstall a profile.
• "${path\to\profile_file}" is the path to the specific Connection Manager profile file you want to uninstall.

In the command, you need to replace "${path\to\profile_file}" with the actual file path of the Connection Manager profile you want to uninstall, including the file extension (usually ".cms" or ".cmp").

When you execute this command, CMSTP will uninstall the specified Connection Manager profile from the system, removing its configurations and settings.