There
is a Queue Manager Clusters Guide , don't have the number , but it has an
example and it goes through how to set up a basic cluster.
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Kulbir,
MQ will allow you
Kulbir,
MQ
will allow you to do this without having to set up a cluster. In a
clustered environment, you only have to know the name of the queue you want to
send to. In a non-clustered environment, you need to know both the queue
name and the QMgr name. Your program simply specifies both th
nal
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intro Hi,
I'm new to clustering but am quite experienced in
MQSeries otherwise. I need to set up a cluster of two queue managers
Hi,
I'm new to clustering but am quite experienced in MQSeries otherwise. I need to set up a cluster of two queue managers residing on two different machines. The goal is for me to be able to send messages to a queue on the other queue manager in the cluster without having to define a remote qu
