Hello,
try the command 'dcomcnfg'.
Select the 'IBM MQSeries Services' entry, and request 'Properties'.
Then go to the 'identity' tab.
Regards... Neil Casey.
Deiter Scott
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Oddly enough after setting the user with the amqmsrvn command the userid
does not show up in the security tab in the services properties window.
Is this window bending the truth or is this a different userid than the
amqmsrvn command sets?
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Scott,
I've not actually done this but doesn't the service show up in the Control
Panel Services applet? If so, the UserID should be listed in the dialog.
Of course, the password will be starred out. I don't have a lab box to try
this on but other services I've configured this way show up properly
afterward.
-- T.Rob
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Subject: Windows 2000 domain
We recently have fixed our mq authentication errors following these
instructions.
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Configuring MQSeries Services to run under a domain user
You can change the user account under which MQSeries Services runs to be
other than the default MUSR_MQADMIN. To do this, first create the new
domain
user account that you wish to use. Then, on each MQSeries server running
MQSeries V5.2, use the following command to configure the MQSeries Services
to run under the user ID you require, and also to allocate the correct
security rights and group memberships to this user account:
AMQMSRVN -regserver -user [domain]\[userid] - password [password]
Note that checking Password never expires when you create a user ID for use
by MQSeries Services will prevent the need to reconfigure the services
owing
to password expiry.
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I want to find how we can query the user/password that the mq service is
using.
I have not found an doc explaining the amqmsvrn command.
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Tech services
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