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| shoe |
 Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 8:17 am Post subject: Multiple QMgr's on one Unix server and Windows MQ Explorer |
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I have multiple Queue Manager's running on one Unix Server and I have been requested (told) that I would 'like to have' the IBM MQ Explorer looking at the QMgrs for administration. As it turns out I have tried a bunch of stuff, I even talked with a bunch of Manual's with out success. Searching the IBM website is as much fun as a root canel without drugs. And google has not been much help either.
From my experiments it looks like the Explorer has only enough brains to connect to a QMgr on the default port (1414), am I correct in thinking this?
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| EddieA |
| Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 8:40 am Post subject: |
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| Explorer has only enough brains to connect to a QMgr on the default port (1414) |
Nope. When you add a QM to Explorer, you specify the host that you want to connect to in the Connection name. Just add the port to that:
host.system(xxxx)
Exactly like any other channel you need to set up that points to a particular QM.
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| Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 8:43 am Post subject: |
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MQ Explorer can display multiple queue managers that are running on the same Unix server, not just the qmgr listening on port 1414.
I assume you're right-clicking on Queue Managers , then selecting Show Queue Manager, and then clicking the Show a remote queue manager radio button. Besides the queue manager name you should be specifying: hostname(port) in the Connection Name. |
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| shoe |
| Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 11:52 am Post subject: Thanks All |
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As it turns out the problem was user error, I kept entering
system:port instead of system(port)
I guess I am just a non-IBM software user (this is my first) and if that is in the manuals I read right over it.
Weird.
Ah well. I had nothing else planned for the day! It raining sheep and cattle outside!
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