Hello
I am using Version: 530 of MQ on AIX
box.
I unzipped the mqjexplorer on aix machine, but when i
run it i get the following error message
:
Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Can't find library mqjbnd02
(libmqjbnd02.a or .so) in java.library.path
I have
In
general what needs to be done on AIX MQ to allow for any kind of remote
administration ?
I have
only created a Queue Manager and Queue. I have no channels or set any special
property on Queue Manager.
I
think this fact is preventing me from using any UI to remotely manage Queue
Jitender,
Whenever you want to administer a remote QMgr you need to have command server running on the machine where MQSereis server is running. Command server will help you top administer the QMgr's remotely. Please go through the Administration guide for AIX configure and run the Command
Jitender,
To
remotely administer any QMgr you need a few things.
First,
the Command Server needs to be running. Use the strmqcsv command to get it
going. It reads messages off of the SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.QUEUE which is a
default object when you create the QMgr.
Next,
you need a
In the area of remote administration,
MQ Explorer should be able to administer any platform except OS/390, so long as these conditions are met: 1) The administrator has MQ Series installed on their local box, 2) all remote boxes need to have a SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN server channel defined on
I'm curious about two things you state below:
First, you state that runmqlsr is the preferred mode of listener execution over inetd on systems that support inetd. On what information or documentation do you base that assertion?
Second, I agree that SVRCONN channels CAN present a security
Bruce,
My information concerning the listener came from a
thread on this list. IBM'er Justin Fries gave a nice explanation of the
issues involved and how IBM addressed them. You can find it in the
archives here: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg09708.html
As to the ID, DOS,
Hi
i
started the command server as follows :
$runmqlsr -m MyQMgr -t TCP -p
1414
But
when i use MQJExplorer and provide Queue Manager name : MyQMgr and Connection
Name as AIX IP Address.
I get
the following error :
Failed to connect to queue
manager: com.ibm.mq.MQException: Completion
Group,
Has anyone had any experience with recovering a clustered queue
manager running on Windows 2000? We have a server at a remote recovery site
that has MQ installed and we create regular backups of the production
clustered queue manager on this server using the MS03 support pack. The
You have 2 options. First, have your primary and backup servers in a
Microsoft Hardware Cluster, and let that software manage where the ONE queue
manager runs. All persistent message data, including Repository info, will
be moved back and forth accordingly, Since there is a virtual IP address,
Peter,
Thanks for your reply. The MS Cluster is unfortunately not an option
for multiple reasons. Creating another queue manager for the cluster does
have some possibilities though. The queue manager that I am trying to
recover acts as a gateway to the cluster for load balancing across two
Are there any tools for extracting a copy of the information
contained in the SYSTEM.CLUSTER.REPOSITORY.QUEUE that would allow me to then
put that repository information into the same queue on the recovered version
of it?
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From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: Message
Actually, that is to start the listener. To start the command
server:
$
strmqcsv MyQMgr
Robert Biedinger
-Original Message-From: Jitender Bhatia
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 8:46
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All that data is just MQ messages in a queue. So copy the messages from one
queue to another.
But I doubt it would work. Even if you create the QM on the DR server with
the same name, its gonna have a different QMID, and all the data in the
repository messages I am sure reference that QMID and
We have a CICS region connected to Queue Manager QM1. We decided to add
QM1 to a cluster. Do we have to change anything in MQ API statements in
application code running in our CICS region?
Thank you.
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Also... Is there a limit for the number of Queue Managers running on the
same NT server? If the answer is Yes, what is it?
-Original Message-
From: Williams, Dave (Systems Management)
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 3:06 PM
To: 'MQSeries List'
Subject: Cluster Question
We have a CICS
No.
If your messages have an Affinity (all the messages in some sort of
application defined group need to be processed by one instance of an app
somewhere in the cluster) and there are multiple queues in the cluster, you
don't want round robining. In that case the queue needs to be opened with
Hi Jitender,
Time to RTM.
Chapter 2 of the WMQ Using Java manual explains how setup a Java program to run
on AIX. In particular, you need to setup the CLASSPATH and LIBPATH environment
variables.
Once you do that MQJExplorer will run just fine on AIX. I would suggest you
create a shell script
Peter,
Thanks again for your time and thoughts. I don't really have a
choice about making a DNS change. There are actually two queue managers
running on that production server. The clustered one and a major hub which
handles virtually all of the non-cluster bound traffic for this client.
http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=16926highlight=queue+manager
s
-Original Message-
From: Williams, Dave (Systems Management) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 3:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cluster Question - and another thing
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