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PING CHANNEL - AMQ9209 error

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LuckySkunk

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Oct 7, 2004
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Hi all, I'm kinda new to the WMQ setup. I'm having some problem establishing the MQ connection between 2 servers (both AIX). Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance. This are the steps I took:

On the sending server
o create queue manager SRV1
o start queue manager
o runmqsc queue manager
o define transmission queue
- def ql (SRV1.XMITQ) usage (xmitq) replace
o define remote queue
- def qr (SRV1.REMOTEQ) rname(SRV2.INPUTQ) +
rqmname (SRV2) xmitq(SRV1.XMITQ) replace
o define sender channel
- def chl (SRV1.SRV2.TCP) chltype(sdr) +
trptype(tcp) conname(srv1.com) xmitq(SRV1.XMITQ) replace

On the receiving server
o create queue manager SRV2
o start queue manager
o runmqsc queue manager
o define receiving channel
- def chl (SRV1.SRV2.TCP) chltype(rcvr) +
trptype(tcp) replace
o define local queue
- def ql (SRV2.INPUTQ)

start listener on both servers
- start listener

but when i try to ping channel, i get AMQ9209. Please help.
 
Try putting the Port number in the CONNAME ont he sender

ie conname('srv1.com(1414)')

Good luck
 
Nope. Tried it, didn't work. But I came across something about changing the 'MQSeries stream tcp nowait mqm /usr/mqm/bin/amqcrsta amqcrsta -m MMASMVIEW' line to 'MQSeries stream tcp nowait mqm /otc/mqm/bin/amqcrsta amqcrsta -m MMASMVIEW' in inetd.conf. What do you think?
 
Not sure. I don't have any AIX qmgrs here. Sorry

From the defines it looks like everything should be good to go....always assuming that you have the listeners listening to port 1414 :)

 
Did you define "MQSeries" or "mqm" in your /etc/services file? You can use either one in the inetd.conf file, but it needs to be defined as such in the services file, sample below:

MQSeries 1414/tcp # MQSeries

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