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Configuration
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d Create a remote queue definition, e.g. REPORTING.REMOTE.QUEUE using the
SYSTEM.DEFAULT.REMOTE.QUEUE template. Set the Default persistence to
Persistent. As remote queue, use the local queue of the central MQ Server. As queue
manager, use the reporting queue manager of the central MQ Server. As transmission
queue, use the previously created transmission queue.
e Create a sender channel, e.g. SEND_REC_CHANNEL (same name as the receiver
channel in the central site). As the connection name, use name/IP address of the
central MQ Server. As transmission queue, use the previously created transmission
queue.
3 In the WSA Sender:
a In the General Settings tab, set Transport to IBM WebSphere
MQ, configure MQ User/Password and set Central Queue to
REPORTING.CLIENT.QUEUE.MANAGER:REPORTING.REMOTE.QUEUE.
b In the MQ tab, you can enable checking of dead letter queue and configure additional
options. If you use dead letter queue, make sure there is a dead letter queue defined
for the queue manager on the application site.
Configuring Application Site (with MQ Client)
1 On the application site, install MQ Client and WSA Sender.
2 Additional configuration is needed on the MQ Server on the central site:
a Create a client-connection channel, e.g. REPORTING.CONN.CH. As queue manager,
use the reporting queue manager of the central MQ Server. As the connection name,
use the name of MQ Server computer.
b Create a server-connection channel, use the same name at the client-connection
channel. On the MCA tab, specify the ID of the remote user that uses MQ Client for
sending.
c Copy the file C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ\Qmgrs\REPORTING!
QUEUE!MANAGER\@ipcc\AMQCLCHL.TAB from the MQ Server computer to
the MQ Client computer, C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ (assuming default
installation paths).
3 In the WSA Sender:
a In the General Settings tab, set Transport to IBM WebSphere
MQ, configure MQ User/Password, and set Central Queue to
REPORTING.QUEUE.MANAGER:2REPORTING.QUEUE.
b In the MQ tab, you can enable checking of dead letter queue and configure additional
options. If you use dead letter queue, make sure there is a dead letter queue defined
for the queue manager on the application site.
Configuring MQ Cluster
MQ Server on the central site can be configured to run in a cluster. We have successfully
tested a scenario with three queue managers running on two computers:
▪ On the first computer, we have one queue manager. This queue distributes the load to the
two queue managers on the second computer.
▪ On the second computer, we have two queue managers. Each queue manager has its
instance of WSA Receiver.
1 On the first computer, create one queue manager with two local queues.