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| Heba_MQ |
 Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2020 10:49 am Post subject: Lost with mqccred channel exit |
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Joined: 19 Apr 2020
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Dear All,
I have an MQ client on Windows that can not supply userid and password.
it will need to connect to QMGR on Linux machine with enabled security.
The Client is connecting using env var MQSERVER on windows
SET MQSERVER=CHAN1/tcp/10.1.2.3(1802)
Originally I searched for the mqccred.dll on the windows machine - and I can find in the below 4 locations:
D:\MQCLIENT\Data\exits\Installation1\mqccred.dll
D:\MQCLIENT\Data\exits64\Installation1\mqccred.dll
D:\MQCLIENT\Tools\c\Samples\mqccred\bin\mqccred.dll
D:\MQCLIENT\Tools\c\Samples\mqccred\bin64\mqccred.dll
Also, I searched for mqccred on the Linux machine and I can find in 2 locations:
/var/mqm/exits64/Installation1/mqccred_r
/var/mqm/exits64/Installation1/mqccred
Q1- Does it mean that I dont have to copy mqccred from client machine (windows) on windows to mq server on (linux) machine ?
Also, for the mqccred.ini - will be as below:
QueueManager:
Name=QM80A
User=mqdevclient
OPW=H&^dbgfh
Force=TRUE
What I understood is that I can put the ini file anywhere on the client machine - let us say in D:\MQCLIENT\mqccred and then set the below env var
set MQCCRED=D:\MQCLIENT\mqccred
Q2- is this correct ?
User mqdevclient should be created on the Linux machine - where the QMGR is running...
and I should add the appropriate authrecs to connect to the qmgr and to put and get messages with this userid...
Q3. is this correct ?
Thanks
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| hughson |
| Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2020 8:53 pm Post subject: Re: Lost with mqccred channel exit |
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Joined: 09 May 2013
Posts: 1959
Location: Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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| Heba_MQ wrote: |
| Q1- Does it mean that I dont have to copy mqccred from client machine (windows) on windows to mq server on (linux) machine ? |
Correct - you don't (and shouldn't) copy mqccred from Windows to Linux. Two reasons - 1) It wouldn't work on Linux if it was a Windows version of the exit, and 2) you only need it to run on the CLIENT machine anyway.
| Heba_MQ wrote: |
What I understood is that I can put the ini file anywhere on the client machine - let us say in D:\MQCLIENT\mqccred and then set the below env var
set MQCCRED=D:\MQCLIENT\mqccred
Q2- is this correct ? |
Correct. And remember to set the appropriate user access on this file.
| Heba_MQ wrote: |
User mqdevclient should be created on the Linux machine - where the QMGR is running...
and I should add the appropriate authrecs to connect to the qmgr and to put and get messages with this userid...
Q3. is this correct ? |
Correct
Cheers,
Morag
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| fjb_saper |
| Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2020 5:32 am Post subject: |
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You should also set on Windows the environment variables to point to a CCDT:
mqchllib, mqchltab or mqccdturl, or set the corresponding entries in mqclient.ini file. Of course this means that you'll no longer use the MQServer variable.
The client channel definition table will have to show something like
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| def chl(samename as svrconn) chltype(clntconn) conname('host(port)') qmname(QMNAME) SCYEXIT('mqccred(ChlExit)') |
You can test that everything works using amqscnxc QMNAME.
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