How to disable Listener Pwd in Oracle?

Hello,
Can someone help me with the command to disable and enable listener password? This Step is required during HA test. Any help will be appreciated with points.
Thanks.

Dear learner,
To Enable:
Execute commands from lsnrctl utility
1.set current_listener <your_listener_name>
2.set save_config_on_stop on
3.change_password ( first time old password nothing press enter)
4.stop listener
5.set password ( enter password )
6.stop
7.start
To Disable:
1.Remove save_config and password entry from listener.ora
2.stop and start listener
Regards
Vinod

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