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MQ5.3: Problem starting channel in windows-to-Linux constellation
Ok, when I started the channel I left out "-m davinci.queue.manager" which is ok since that is the default queue manager. However I think it will work the way I wrote it (runmqchl -c THIRD.CHANNEL -m davinci.queue.manager). Otherwise it is ok to define f.ex a queue in lower-case, but then refer...- jo111
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- Forum: IBM: MQSeries
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MQ5.3: Problem starting channel in windows-to-Linux constellation
I solved the problem. Newbie as I am, the solution was quite simple: Re-define the channel with a different port, 1415 define channel (third.channel) chltype (sdr) + conname ('192.168.1.26(1415)') xmitq (greece.transmit.queue + trptype (tcp) $ runmqlsr -t tcp -p 1415 $ runmqchl -c...- jo111
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- Forum: IBM: MQSeries
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MQ5.3: Problem starting channel in windows-to-Linux constellation
hello, I have MQ5.3 installed on one Linux RedHat server and on one WindowsXP. I can set up a connection from the WindowsXP server to the Linux server, but not vice versa. The following: sender workstation (Linux, qmanagerName = davinci.queue.manager), create with MQSC commands $define qlocal...- jo111
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