Re: not able to login to buildtime

2002-06-05 Thread John Gavin
try ADMIN password! - Original Message - From: N Vinodh [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 10:22 AM Subject: not able to login to buildtime Hi We have installed MQworkflow on win/NT. The installation is fine. But we are not able to login to

AMI Installation for Windows 95

2002-06-05 Thread Prakash G Bendale
Dear Friends: We have downloaded Application Messaging Interface (AMI) Support Pacs from IBM website. We have successfully installed this AMI support on Win NT, Win 2000, Win Xp operating system. However, while trying to install AMI on a Windows 95 system, the setup program gives a SEVERE

Re: not able to login to buildtime

2002-06-05 Thread B.Rajkumar
Vinodh, When you are logging on to the buildtime for the first time, use ADMIN/password as userid/password as that is the default user created in the workflow domain. WindowsNT also provides a facility of Unified Logon which can be activated by defining the corresponding winNT userid as

Communication between Non-cluster Q-Managers and a Cluster

2002-06-05 Thread John Basevi
How do I configure a non-cluster Q-Manager to send messages to a cluster of queue managers in a fault tolerant manner aside from creating an overlapping cluster? The way I understand it the sender channel configured on the external Q-Manager explicitly references a particular machine in the

Re: Hot/Cold Server and MQAX

2002-06-05 Thread Richard Brunette
Ryan Though I haven't used this particular interface, I'm guessing that like all other interfaces that I can think of, the queue manager name does not have to be specified when identifying a queue on the queue manager that you are connected to. From the documentation queue name is mandatory.

Re: MQ53 and SSL

2002-06-05 Thread Tim Crossland
Emile, There is a section covering this in the WebSphere MQ Security manual. Regards, Tim Crossland http://www.cclDesign.com Emile Kearns [EMAIL PROTECTED]@AKH-Wien.AC.AT on 05/06/2002 13:34:21 Please respond to MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: MQSI 2.1 - NNSY Formater GUI - Jump to Rules gets MMC Cannot open selected file error

2002-06-05 Thread Paul Dix
Got the solution from IBM... Hi Paul, Investigating further, I found this to be a known problem that occurs due to an incorrect registry entry. The problem can easily be solved by using regedit to examine HK_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\New Era of Networks\nnsycomps and making sure that

Re: Backup and Recovery of MQSeries for OS390

2002-06-05 Thread Curt Dolny
BDY.RTF Description: RTF file

Win/2K QMGR problem

2002-06-05 Thread Rick Tsujimoto
I have a strange one here. Installed MQ/Win2K V5.2.1 with CSD4. I can create a qmgr via MQ Explorer and it starts up, turns green, and all the other services, e.g. listener, also start. But, the status of the qmgr is not connected as per the properties report. A normal qmgr would have

Re: Communication between Non-cluster Q-Managers and a Cluster

2002-06-05 Thread Ruud van Zundert
John - the fact that you've got a queue manager outside of the cluster immediately implies that you cannot make full use of its benefits. In fact, the same 'problem' exists when an application tries to connect to queue manager, say, QM1 whose WLM is then in charge of distributing the messages to

COD delivery problem on AIX

2002-06-05 Thread Gutekunst, Brant
Title: COD delivery problem on AIX I am having a problem with report messages on AIX 4.3 MQ 5.2. I receive messages from QM1 with MQMD.Feedback set to MQFB_COA+MQFB_COD, MQMD.ReplyToQueue = DESTQ and MQMD.ReplyToQMgr = QM2 Initially, the report messages were hitting my Dead Letter Queue. I

Re: Win/2K QMGR problem

2002-06-05 Thread GIES, STEVE
Rick - It sounds like you are logged onto your Win2K server via Terminal Services. When you do this, you can use the MQ Services MMC as normal, but to use the MQ Explorer MMC you must connect to the queue manager as a client. (Right click Queue Managers, select Show Queue Manager ..., select the

Re: Win/2K QMGR problem

2002-06-05 Thread Robert Broderick
How does runmqsc react? From: Rick Tsujimoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Win/2K QMGR problem Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 11:35:11 -0400 I have a strange one here. Installed MQ/Win2K V5.2.1 with CSD4. I can create a qmgr via MQ Explorer

Re: Win/2K QMGR problem

2002-06-05 Thread Yeh, Jeff
I believe this is a security issue. What I did was to completely unstall MQSeries and clean up registry and then reinstall MQSeries with Domain Administrator Special User ID (password never expired). It should work. Jeff -Original Message- From: Rick Tsujimoto [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: COD delivery problem on AIX

2002-06-05 Thread Marty Frasier
Hello Brant, The event message tells you what failed and why. You should easily see the qmgr/queue it was tring to open and the userid it was using. The somewhat tricky part is the MQIACF_OPEN_OPTIONS (0x03FE) parameter which is immediately followed by the open options passed to the failed

Re: COD delivery problem on AIX

2002-06-05 Thread Stefan Sievert
Brant, the difference between the two reports is a subtle one. COA's are generated by the queue manager itself, (usually) using the mqm userId to put them to the replyToQueue. COD's, however, are generated by the agent process that is started on behalf of each application that issues an MQCONN

Re: COD delivery problem on AIX

2002-06-05 Thread DiLauro, Nick
Additionally, if you want to know the object for which the 2035 message was issued, look on the appropriate error log for the qmgr and there should be a corresponding 8077 message which specifies the object name. -Original Message-From: Alessandro Brezzi [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: COD delivery problem on AIX

2002-06-05 Thread Richard Tsujimoto
Title: COD delivery problem on AIX How you doing Brant? I think the problem is the COD is being put to the xmitq but under the userid that's in the MQMD. You have to grant that userid put access to the xmitq. - Original Message - From: Gutekunst, Brant To: [EMAIL

Design ???

2002-06-05 Thread Lindsay, William (USPC.PCT.Hopewell)
Is it customary (beneficial ??) to have OS/390 processes write to a locally managed queue and to have that queue pushed by the server to a remote managed queue (hub) in a non OS/390 environment. Why not let clients (Linux/VM in my case) connect directly to the OS/390 managed queue ?

Re: Design ???

2002-06-05 Thread Brian S. Crabtree
William There are two main reasons 1. The client attachment feature costs extra on OS/390 - I dont know how much but I am sure that it is unreasonable - ie more than the cost of the hub server 2. Misbehaving clients cause problems on the QM boxes so it is easier to handle problems on a client

Re: Backup and Recovery of MQSeries for OS390

2002-06-05 Thread Bullock, Rebecca (CSC)
Actually, I think it all depends... Here, the vast majority of messages are transient, used to send inquiries and answers back and forth between web servers and the backend (OS/390) databases (mostly IDMS, but also some VSAM). So, we made a conscious decision to NOT do the full blown backup

Re: Terminal Service and MQSeries

2002-06-05 Thread J V
Folkes, In case you do have to manage a Queue Manager node on a citrix or Terminal Server remotely (other than using the remote MMC and Command Server setup or writing a client compiled admin tool) is to use VNC. Make sure that the Server is installed and working on the Citrix server and

Dan Jones/EIC/ING-FSI-NA is out of the office.

2002-06-05 Thread Daniel G. Jones
I will be out of the office starting 06/05/2002 and will not return until 06/17/2002. I will be out of the office on vacation from June 5 through June14. I will be unavailable during this period. All problem issues should be routed through your appropriate HelpDesk infrastructure. General