Configuration Items Required Regardless of IP Stack Installed

In addition, perform the following procedures to ensure proper communication between the manager and the remote agent:

When specifying a job on a remote node, use the syntax user@node (rather than node::user).
Make sure TCP/IP is running on Job Management Manager node. Use the command SCHED SHOW STATUS to see which node is the default.
Make sure SCHED$LISTENER is running on the default manager node.
Make sure you can ping each node from the other, in both directions.
If the manager is running in a cluster, make sure all nodes in the cluster have proxy access to the account on the remote Agent. In cases where Job Management Manager failover occurs, another manager node in the cluster may take over submission of jobs to the remote agent. Defining the proxies ensures that the other manager nodes will be able to run jobs on the remote agent.

You must define those proxies in AUTHORIZE (not UCX). To add proxies for manager nodes, use the following command on the remote agent node:

$RUN AUTHORIZE
UAF>ADD/PROXY servernode::serveruser /DEFAULT