On the idp hosts (idpdev11, idpeval11, idp11-16), the iamidp user has a mishmash of ssh keys defined in /etc/ssh/authorized_keys/iamidp/authorized_keys that enable ssh between servers without a password. We know this user also has an account on iamtools-test11 and the idp-gw hosts.
The "right" thing to do is to create a new SSH key and install it on all hosts, replacing all the old key references from the Jim Fox era.
It will be important to make sure that every host is identified and updated identically.
On the idp hosts (idpdev11, idpeval11, idp11-16), the iamidp user has a mishmash of ssh keys defined in /etc/ssh/authorized_keys/iamidp/authorized_keys that enable ssh between servers without a password. We know this user also has an account on iamtools-test11 and the idp-gw hosts. The "right" thing to do is to create a new SSH key and install it on all hosts, replacing all the old key references from the Jim Fox era. It will be important to make sure that every host is identified and updated identically.