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| Going from non clustered network to clustered network |
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| 4everfsu |
 Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 11:52 am Post subject: Going from non clustered network to clustered network |
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Has anyone converted such a setup to a cluster setup and what gotcha are there to be aware? We are running MQ V6 on our AIX and Zos machines.
Will all the non clustered channels and QRs need to be removed?
If I am not mistaken would not a non clustered channel be called before a clustered channel?
Also I been reading on here abiout locking down the system cluster transmit queue. Would the aix machines need to have QAs defined on them when sending to the Zos machines? Would the AIX needs QAs defined also to another AIX for a request reply setup to lock down that SCTQ?
Basically any blueprint someone may have used before would be great.
I am aware of setting up the FRs and making every other qmanager a partial repository from a previous question I asked earlier.
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| bruce2359 |
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Start by reading the WMQ Queue Manager Clusters manual, especially the section on 'setting up a cluster.'
You may continue to have non-cluster (private) objects, like channels and queues, that are not part of the cluster. You need only define as part of the cluster those objects that you want to be part of the cluster.
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 1:40 pm Post subject: Re: Going from non clustered network to clustered network |
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| 4everfsu wrote: |
| Will all the non clustered channels and QRs need to be removed? |
Not necessarially
| 4everfsu wrote: |
If I am not mistaken would not a non clustered channel be called before a clustered channel?
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You are mistaken. The use of a clustered or non-clustered channel is decided entirely by your configuration.
| 4everfsu wrote: |
Also I been reading on here abiout locking down the system cluster transmit queue. Would the aix machines need to have QAs defined on them when sending to the Zos machines? Would the AIX needs QAs defined also to another AIX for a request reply setup to lock down that SCTQ? |
That depends entirely on how you want to run your cluster.
| 4everfsu wrote: |
Basically any blueprint someone may have used before would be great.
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Again this depends entirely on how you want to use your cluster, and by extension why you're going from a point-to-point to a clustered setup.
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