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7.2.5. Removing a Member

Remove an existing member from a domain with the following command, specifying the domain name with the -n option and the user name to be removed: 
$ rhc member remove -n Domain_Name user@myemail.comrhc member remove -n Domain_Name user@myemail.comrhc member remove -n Domain_Name user@myemail.comrhc member remove -n Domain_Name user@myemail.com
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Alternatively, remove all existing members from a domain by including the --all option: 
$ rhc member remove -n Domain_Name --allrhc member remove -n Domain_Name --allrhc member remove -n Domain_Name --all
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Removing a Team

Remove a team from a domain by specifying the team name and adding the --type option: 

$ rhc member remove Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type teamrhc member remove Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type teamrhc member remove Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type teamrhc member remove Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type teamrhc member remove Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type team
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