The mjrmtjob command uses SSH communication. If you installed and configured SSH to use the mjrmtjob command with jobs but SSH communication is not required for any command other than mjrmtjob, use the following procedure to cancel the configuration:
Stop the SSH service.
Clear the port settings that are used for SSH communication through the firewall.
Port used for SSH:
Default (not specified by the mjrmtjob command -P option): 22/TCP
Specified by the mjrmtjob command -P option: Specified Port
Delete the private key that you created on the Systemwalker Operation Manager server (SSH client side) running the mjrmtjob command and the public key that you created on the remote machine (SSH server side). If the SSH client is Solaris/Linux, delete the id_rsa (public key). If the SSH client is Windows, delete the key pair with the mjkeygen command as follows.$ mjkeygen delete
On the remote machine, remove the id _ rsa.pub (public key) or user name.mjeskey.pub (public key) information that you added to the authorized_keys file during setting.
If you added accounts for SSH communication, delete obsolete accounts.
Uninstall OpenSSH.
If you installed OpenSSH and do not need it, uninstall it. If SSH has been installed as a standard operating system feature on Linux, you do not need to uninstall it.
