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1. Open Server Manager.
2. In the Server Manager tree, click Server Manager > Features > Failover Cluster Manager. The system displays Failover Cluster Manager.
3. On the Other Resources area, right-click the SQLcomplianceAgent$[listener name], and select Bring Offline.
4. Verify in the confirmation message that you want to take the resource offline.
5. Keep Failover Cluster Manager open as you will return to this view after removing the listener from SQL Compliance Manager.
6. Open the SQL Compliance Manager Management Console.
7. Click the listener name in on the Explore Activity panel, and click Remove. SQL Compliance Manager displays an error message concerning the inability to contact the agent when removing the listener.
8. Click Yes to confirm that you want to continue with removal of the instance.
9. If you want to re-add this listener for auditing at a later time, do not continue with the next steps.  
   If you no longer want to use this listener, continue with the following steps for all nodes included in the AlwaysOn Availability Group.
10. Return to Failover Cluster Manager.
11. On the Other Resources area, right-click the SQLcomplianceAgent$[listener name], and select Delete 
12. Verify in the confirmation message that you want to delete the resource.
13. Open the Cluster Configuration Console by clicking Start > IDERA > Cluster Configuration Console.
14. Select the virtual SQL Server listener, and click Remove Service.
15. Click Yes in the confirmation message. The cluster service agent is removed.
16. If you no longer need to add listeners, uninstall the Cluster Configuration console.

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