There is a requirement to create a development queue manager on AIX with authorization checks disabled.How can a system administrator do this?
A system administrator needs to ensure that the users of a particular SVRCONN channel provide a user ID and password while other SVRCONN channels may continue to work unauthenticated.How can the system administrator do this?
For a queue manager with CHLAUTH(DISABLED), the AUTHINFO has been defined as follows:DEFINE AUTHINFO (CHECK.PWD) AUTHTYPE (IDPWOS) CHCKCLNT (REQUIRED) ADOPTCTX (NO)A developer tried to test the connection by setting the MQSAMP_USER_ID to "user1" setting the MQSERVER environment variable, and running the amqsputc sample program. The developer logon ID, "user2", has no access to the queue manager, but "user1" has all the required access.When the developer ran amqsputc, it prompted for a password. The developer provided a valid password for "user1", but amqsputc failed with theMQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED 2035 reason code.What did the system administrator identify as the cause for the 2035 reason code?
A new local queue named ACCOUNTQ has been created on queue manager QMA to be used by a client application. The application user is appusr who will be required to browse and destructively read messages, and to query queue attributes. The MQ server runs on an AIX host.Which command does a system administrator need to run?
A channel connection between two queue managers, QM01 and QM2, on different machines is to be secured by mutual SSL/TLS authentication.After a key repository and a self-signed certificate have been created for both queue managers, what does the system administrator have to do next?
A system administrator has set up the MQ infrastructure in a company as shown below:There are three queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3.QMGR2 and QMGR3 are part of a cluster MYCLUS.QMGR1 and QMGR2 are connected using sender-receiver channels using QMGR2 as the transmission queue.As part of a new requirement, the system administrator creates the following definitions QMGR1 defqr(MQ8QM.REMOTE) RNAME (MQ8QM.LOCAL) RQMNAME (MQ8QM) XMITQQMGR2:defqr (MQ8QM) RQMNAME (QMGR3)defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)QMGR3:defqalias (MQ8QM.LOCAL) target (MQ8QM.NEW)defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)The system administrator tests the connectivity by putting a message on MQ8QM.REMOTE on QMGR1 using IBM WebSphere MQ Explorer.Where does the message end up?
