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Communication between Queue Managers

Communication between Queue Managers in MQ 7.5

Creating MQ connection between two queue managers, QMA & QMB

1. Creating queue manager QMA

ALTER QMGR +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.19.41) +
   CCSID(437) +
   CLWLUSEQ(LOCAL) +
*  COMMANDQ(SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.QUEUE) +
*  CRDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  CRTIME(15.19.41) +
   DEADQ('QMA.DLQ') +
   DEFXMITQ('QMA') +
*  PLATFORM(WINDOWSNT) +
*  QMID(QMA_2018-05-19_15.19.41) +
   SSLCRYP(' ') +
   SSLKEYR('C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ\qmgrs\QMA\ssl\key') +
   SUITEB(NONE) +
*  VERSION(07050002) +
   FORCE

DEFINE LISTENER('LISTENER.TCP') TRPTYPE(TCP) CONTROL(QMGR) +
   PORT(1424) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.20.15) +
   REPLACE

2. Creating queue manager QMB

ALTER QMGR +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.21.08) +
   CCSID(437) +
   CLWLUSEQ(LOCAL) +
*  COMMANDQ(SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.QUEUE) +
*  CRDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  CRTIME(15.21.08) +
   DEADQ('QMB.DLQ') +
   DEFXMITQ('QMB') +
*  PLATFORM(WINDOWSNT) +
*  QMID(QMB_2018-05-19_15.21.08) +
   SSLCRYP(' ') +
   SSLKEYR('C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ\qmgrs\QMB\ssl\key') +
   SUITEB(NONE) +
*  VERSION(07050002) +
   FORCE

DEFINE LISTENER('LISTENER.TCP') TRPTYPE(TCP) CONTROL(QMGR) +
   PORT(1434) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.21.30) +
   REPLACE

3. Create a local queues
on QMA -
DEFINE QLOCAL('Queue.A') +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.50.23) +
*  CRDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  CRTIME(15.50.23) +
*  CURDEPTH(2) +
   DEFPSIST(YES) +
   DISTL(NO) +
   MAXDEPTH(5000) +
   REPLACE

on QMB -
DEFINE QLOCAL('Queue.B') +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(16.18.58) +
*  CRDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  CRTIME(16.18.58) +
   DEFPSIST(YES) +
   DISTL(NO) +
   MAXDEPTH(5000) +
   REPLACE

DEFINE QREMOTE('RM.Q.A') +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(16.02.21) +
   DEFPSIST(YES) +
   RQMNAME('QMA') +
   RNAME('Queue.A') +
   XMITQ('SYSTEM.CLUSTER.TRANSMIT.QUEUE') +
   REPLACE


4. Create Sender and Receiver channels

on QMA -

DEFINE CHANNEL('QMA.QMB') +
   CHLTYPE(SDR) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(16.00.00) +
   CONNAME('localhost(1434)') +
   DISCINT(6000) +
   TRPTYPE(TCP) +
   XMITQ('SYSTEM.CLUSTER.TRANSMIT.QUEUE') +
   REPLACE

DEFINE CHANNEL('QMB.QMA') +
   CHLTYPE(RCVR) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.25.40) +
   TRPTYPE(TCP) +
   REPLACE

on QMB - 
DEFINE CHANNEL('QMA.QMB') +
   CHLTYPE(RCVR) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(15.24.41) +
   TRPTYPE(TCP) +
   REPLACE

DEFINE CHANNEL('QMB.QMA') +
   CHLTYPE(SDR) +
*  ALTDATE(2018-05-19) +
*  ALTTIME(16.00.33) +
   CONNAME('localhost(1424)') +
   DISCINT(6000) +
   TRPTYPE(TCP) +
   XMITQ('SYSTEM.CLUSTER.TRANSMIT.QUEUE') +
   REPLACE

5. Test

Put the message on the remote queue RM.Q.A of QMB and check the queue depth of Queue.A on QMA.


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