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removeSSHKey

Remove SSH keys from

Managed File Transfer

, as well as remove them from a Web User, using the removeSSHKey command.

To remove public and private SSH keys, log in as a User with the Key Manager role.

To remove a public SSH key association from a Web User, log in as a User with Web User Manager role.

Example 1:

The following command removes the public and private versions of a specified SSH key. The public and private keys well be removed from all associated Web Users.

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator -command removesshkey -keyname sshkey123

Example 2:

The following command removes a public SSH key. The public key will be removed from all associated Web Users.

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator -command removesshkey -keyname sshkey123 -keytype public

Example 3:

The following command removes a private SSH key.

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator -command removesshkey -keyname sshkey123 -keytype private

Example 4:

The following command will remove a public SSH key association from a specified Web User.

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator -command removesshkey -keyname sshkey123 -username jsmith

Parameter Name	Description	Required?	Default Value
keyName	The name of the specified SSH key.	Yes	None
keyType	The type of SSH key, either Public or Private.	No	None
userName	The name of the Web User the key is being removed from.	No	None

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