You
seem to have all the needed definitions. (By the way, the CLUSSNDR you manually
made from QM2 to QM3 is not needed. MQ Cluster Magic will auto define that one
when it needs it, and won't even use the one you made.)
On
QM3:
Is the
TO.QM3 channel clustered?
Is
TO.QM3 defined properly (hostname(port))?
Is the
TO.QM2 channel clustered?
Are
the queues you defined clustered?
On QM1
or QM2, what happens if you issue DIS CLUSQMGR(*)? Does it show
QM3?
The
refresh command is not available on QM2 or QM1, since they are full
repositories. However, issuing it on QM3 is supposed to push out all of QM3's
data to the Full Repositories. Is the channel from QM3 to QM2 running?
-----Original Message-----
From: Gina McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 9:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Adding to ClustersI currently have 2 queue managers (QM1 and QM2), which are both full repositories in cluster NATEST. I need to add another queue manager (QM3). I've attached it to QM2:On QM2, I've defined a CLUSSDR (TO.QM3) and a CLUSRCVR (TO.QM2). I then added queues on QM3 to the cluster.My problem....I cannot see that these queues exist on QM2. I've refreshed the cluster on QM2 (with repos) and on QM3.What am I missing?Regards,Gina McCarthy
Sr Systems Programmer MQSeries/CICS
Arrow Electronics, Inc.
50 Marcus Drive
Melville, NY 11747
(631) 847-5440
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