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Look up the various authentication methods in man ssh, e.g. "public key authentication" will do what you request.

Hi,

When I run the below script from other unix server in same network It ask password and need to give it manually. Is there anyway how to give the password for other server when it's in the same network in the below script .

Code:

#!/bin/sh
ssh -t user@server "cd /home/runAJobCli/; bash" ./Myscript.sh $1 $2

What will be the syntax.

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Did you make any progress compared to post#7? Did you try "public key authentication"?

Hi RudiC,

Basically the script will be executed by Control-M scheduler and does this require Public Authentication key or can I keep the password in the script and what will be the syntax. Because what I heard is the Public Authentication Key is not required for the Control- M execution. Please correct me if I am wrong.

I've absolutely no clue what "Control-M" is and how it possibly works and interoperates with other applications. But, you're using ssh in your script, and, reading between your lines, some authentication IS required to fulfill your needs. "Public key auth." is one option for this amongst others.
Its setup is described in ssh's man page and in many contributions in these fora, so it wouldn't make sense to repeat it for the n+1. time. Try it yourself and come back when you're stuck.