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AMQ9520: Channel not defined remotely - NT4/2000

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tjkingsley

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Apr 9, 2002
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I'm trying to link an NT4 pc as a client to a Windows 2000 server. We had been running on an NT4 server but were migrated to 2000. Now I can't connect.

On the Server
I've created the Client Connection under channels. Double checked the IP address. The Label is all uppercase to eliminate case sensitivity.

On the client
The MQServer variable has been modified to match the label created on the server again all uppercase. The protocol is TCP and the IP address has also been double checked.

We are running MQ5.2 on the server with the matching Client.

I'm at a loss as to what to try next.

Thanks
 
Got the same problem using NT and 5.1.
OneWay communication works the other way gives the 9520 although the channel exists (the other side says so)
???
 
Sorry if this is obvious but....

When you say you created a 'Client Connection' on the Queue Manager, do you mean you created a channel with type CLNTCONN? This needs to be type SVRCONN to allow client connections. CLNTCONN channels are never use dby QMgrs - they are only there to create Channel Tables for clients.

Apologies if you've already done this.

Cheers,
Paul
 
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