Hi Ruzi,
check to see that the application MQOD which is opened for output does not
contain a queue manager name.
If the application puts the local queue manager name (QM1 in your case)
into this field, it stops cluster name resolution from working properly. Of
course the 'q' program and amqsputc
You're correct...in Java, use the MQQUEUE object itself, not the
object's name.
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From: Jim Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 3:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Context information
Are you sure that you set it to the name of the q
Are you sure that you set it to the name of the queue? I don't know how
Java uses it, but every other language needs the handle or object not the
name. Which means that the queue who's context is to be passed must have
been opened with MQOO_SAVE_ALL_CONTEXT, or some other context option.
But Java
the c:\exit.log is hardcoded in the exit (there was no other place to put
it...)
On UNIX the location is hardcoded at /var/mqm/exits/exit.log
Michael
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Verzonden: dinsdag 24 februari 2004 23:46
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Oops, on Windows that should be "C:\\BlockIP.log" on line 229 of BlockIP2.c
(exit.log is for Unix).
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Quoting Ruzi R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Where is this c:\exit.log file defined?
>
> Ruzi
> --- Roger Lacroix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > What errors are you
Title: Message
PMO.ContextReference can be set to the name of a queue
and, in conjuction with other PMO.pass context options, will cause context data
to be passed with the message from the queue that you reference.
Normally, it does not come into play for
coordinating request/reply exch
Where is this c:\exit.log file defined?
Ruzi
--- Roger Lacroix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What errors are you getting - what is in the
> c:\exit.log file ??
>
> The one thing that I have learned about playing with
> Security Exits is that the
> OS and/or the MCA can be a REAL pain. Onc
Something mind boggling (to me at least We are on MQ
server 5.3 CDS03 (unfortunately), on Windows2000.
MQCLient 5.2 on Windosw2000.
QM1 and and QM2 are in the same cluster. QM3 is
outside the cluster and is connected to QM1.
Scenario 1: Alias queue (not cluster) on QM1:
QM1.ALIAS (base queue Q
Just wanted to let you know that it WAS an application
problem. Because I could see, on the queue, that they
were putting messages over even 2 MB. They did not
admit it right out but I know it indeed was an
application problem.
Regards,
Ruzi
--- Ruzi R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Pl
In my scenario, every single MQ client users cannot be a user on the server
machine. Is it possible for me to use OAM ?
Thanks
Usha
At 01:45 PM 2/24/2004 -0500, you wrote:
well, if all of your authorized clients have access to all queues, there's
no problem. But if this is not the case, then using
Like Roger says, what does the c:\exit.log say?
Also the FN name can be set to anything, I set mine on Solaris to
FN=/var/mqm/exits/exit.cfg
So the exit.log and the exit.cfg are in the same place (SCYDATA has a
maximumlength of 32...)
If you make changes to the config file (Blockspec.txt) in your
Hi,
What errors are you getting - what is in the c:\exit.log file ??
The one thing that I have learned about playing with Security Exits is that the
OS and/or the MCA can be a REAL pain. Once a DLL or shared-object is loaded,
it can stay loaded.
Therefore, here is what I do whenever I rebuild a
Hi Andrew,
The same thing was occurring with my server channel. I also installed CSD05
and when i rebooted the server the server channel
indicated a stopped status each time. When i uninstalled CSD05 the channel
would show inactive after a server reboot.
One of the responses i received recgarding
Roger,
Thanks. I just downloaded the BlockIP2 and tried again
and it works with SCYDATA having more than one IP.
However I still could not get the file working.
Display of the SCYDATA is: FN=c:\temp\Blockspec.txt;
And Blockspec.txt has the following entries:
Patterns=125.25.2.23,125.25.3.44;
My hunch is the program may be working earlier connecting to a "default"
queue manager and after your uninstall and install, the "default" settings
must have been changed (program may not be hard/soft coding the queue
manager name).
Cheers
Rao Adiraju
WebSphere MQ Specialist
The National Bank of
Hi,
You MUST put an ending semi-colon ";".
i.e.
SCYDATA(125.25.2.23;125.25.3.44;)
Hope that helps. Also, you should use BlockIP2 (more features!!)
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Capitalware Inc.
http://www.capitalware.biz
Quoting Ruzi R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> MQ 5.3 CSD06 on Windows2000. I am tryin
All,
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MQ 5.3 CSD06 on Windows2000. I am trying to test
different configurations using BlockIP security exit.
It works when I use only one IP (full or partial with
an *) in SCYDATA.
However, I could not get it to work when I specify
SCYDATA with more than one IP address like the
following:
1- SCYDATA(1
Thanks for all the reply's guys.
Ok, so it is important that i use OAM. Please help me understand few
things here.
So OAM by default validates the user id on
* MQMD.UserIdentifier or
* windows OS userid or
*MCAUserIdentifier ?
Also how do i install this service back. Because i had deleted the se
(BIf you need to keep non-persistent messages
(Bacross a controlled shutdown of a distributed qmanager.
(BIt appears that during a qmanager quiese it
(Bwill write the message to the log, but not otherwise.
(BSo there will be no persistent
(Bmessage overhead normally; only during a controlle
Usha,
The Security Exit can be used to prevent unauthorized use of the channel
connecting to the Queue Manager, where the OAM would be used to protect the
actual MQ resources (i.e. Queues). With the OAM you can prevent people
from accessing the messages in the queues locally, without using
distri
The security exit is just involved in authenticating who the user is who's
connecting to the queue manager. OAM is involved in what they can do once
they get there. Unless you want to allow everyone to access everything, it
would seem that you'll need it.
well, if all of your authorized clients have access to all queues, there's
no problem. But if this is not the case, then using the facilities of the
OAM are in order. The Security Exit should (could) set the MCAUSER field
corresponding to the clients authority (as per OAM settings).
Hi all,
Does using Security Exits and OAM (on the QM) together buy us anything ?
If i have a security exit running on the QueueManager, the QueueManager is
protected right ? No third party user can get to my QueueManager unless and
until their client code initiates the security exit on the
Is the monitor queue on the remote queue manager a remote queue pointing to
a local queue on the Via QM?
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Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 7:54 AM
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Subject: Re: MO71
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I was looking for some inputs on managing the errored out messages.Is it better to have an error queue per flow , or per business process or per application??And if I have a 'route to label' in a flow that brances it to two applications, if I set the transaction on the output queue for first branch
Title: Message
Hello,
Could anyone tell me how to
set the values for a Context field in the
PutMsgOpts parameter in a java
program?
Is it pmo.ContextReference = ??? (specifically I do
not know what this value must be set to..)
I am trying to put a request and ge
I am interested to hear if anyone else has seen this situation as it
happens to us now on many different servers.
It first started on MSCS clusters when we moved groups the queue manager
started on the alternate node, but some channels went into the STOPPED
state.
Now it has started to occur on s
MQers, I have programmer who reran an existing VB program after I
uninstalled MQ V5.2.1 and installed V5.3 (plus CSD5) who's getting a 2059.
I can run amqsput/get without any problems. Anyone see anything like this?
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Peter,
Is this rather exhaustive list based on your own experience, or have you
simply acquired bobbee's paranoia?
Either way, this email certainly provides valuable security items that
everyone needs to keep in mind. I never quite thought about all of these
possibilities. A client has a truste
Any of you used any of the WBI adapters both technology or application in production?Are there any performance figures published for these adapters.I believe that the retek adapter is withdrawn!
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Title: Feedback on Disaster recovery
Hubert,
Could
you please explain why you feel a SAN would be a better solution than
mirroring. To my mind, the simple difference between them is that
mirroring is tightly coupled and dedicated to the hardware/OS architecture,
while a SAN is loosely coupled
We are using cluster server, and we have set up a virtual IP address as a shared IP
between the 2 boxes in case of failover. Now the sender channels to those boxes are
looking up the shared IP. The cluster server will do the rest for us. I guess you
should ask your business partner or admin to g
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 10:39:59 +0100 Tibor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:>Moreover, when I put a message with RFH2 header and non-ASCII
:>CCSID, MQExplorer can't handle this and drops an error message box...
:>even only one message is matching this condition in the first 200 :(
There is a separate CC
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Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 6:03 AM
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Subject: Re: MO71
Is your connection in your location settings via QM or Client?
> Kerry Swemmer
> T-Systems South Africa (Pty) Ltd
> Database Administ
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Attached is a script I used for 5.2 installations. It will try a "nice nice"
shutdown and the proceed in steps to a removal of the MQ processes. It may
need to be tweeked for 5.3 I have yet to run it under that version. There is
another included script that is called to clean up memory. Enjoy!!
John,
Please check this out. It contains a nice security exit but it does not
deal will SSL. You need to add a few things.
http://www.mrmq.dk/index.htm?page1.htm
#ifdef MQCD_VERSION_7 /* verifies you are running on WMQ 5.3 */
/* is the channel using SSL ? */
if (strlen(pChannelDefinition->SS
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Title: Re: SHAREPORT Usage and Setup for QSG
Can someone please explain how to setup the use of a SHAREPORT in a Q-Sharing Group? My environment will consist of 3 qmgrs in a QSG on the mainframe. I am at V5.3.1 and use TCP/IP. Each qmgr will have it's own PORT and a SHAREPORT for the g
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Is your connection in your location settings via QM or Client?
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If possible respond there...
I must not be the first one with this idea...
I know IBM have migration services, but never heard any experiences
SO...
I thought of writing a NEON to MRM (TDS) migration tool.
I di
The reason code I would use is defined
in cmqc.h:
#define MQRC_BACKOUT_THRESHOLD_REACHED
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Cheers,
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MQSeries System Test
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Title: Feedback on Disaster recovery
Hi
Rao,
a
possible alternative to Sun clustering would be, to put the "/var/mqm" path onto
a SAN storage.
Disk
mirroring might not be a practicable solution, because during the queue
manager is running, the files in /var/mqm/qmgrs and /var/mqm/log may be
Moreover, when I put a message with RFH2 header and non-ASCII
CCSID, MQExplorer can't handle this and drops an error message box...
even only one message is matching this condition in the first 200 :(
Tibor
> Group,
> Does anyone know of a tool or method that will let me browse a qu
Federico,
Is there any free space in your /var/mqm filesystem? We got this
malfunction in this situation. Try 'df -k /var/mqm'
HTH,
Tibor
> Hi folks,
> can anyone cast some light on the potential cause of zero bytes FDCs being
> generated on WMQ 5.3 CSD5?
> My guess is that MQ tri
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