System administration
Setting up WebSphere MQ client security
Authentication
User IDs
Access control
Using channels
What is a channel?
Message Channels
MQI Channels
Defining MQI channels
Automatically defined channels
User defined channels
Creating one definition on the WebSphere MQ client and the other on the server
On the server
Creating a queue manager and starting MQSC on the server
Defining the server-connection channel
On the WebSphere MQ client
Using MQSERVER
Using the MQCNO structure on an MQCONNX call
Creating both definitions on the server
Defining the server-connection channel
Defining the client-connection channel
Accessing client-connection channel definitions
Client channel definition table
Migrating to a later release level of WebSphere MQ
Channel exits
Path to exits
Connecting a client to a queue-sharing group
Connecting to a specific queue manager
Connecting to the generic interface
Creating channel definitions
Stopping channels
The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) on WebSphere MQ clients
Specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL
Specifying the location of LDAP servers that hold certificate revocation lists (CRLs)
When a WebSphere MQ client application issues an MQCONNX call
Using a client channel definition table
Using Active Directory on Windows
Renegotiating the secret key
Refreshing a client's view of the SSL key repository contents and SSL settings
Specifying that only FIPS-certified cryptography will be used
Using WebSphere MQ environment variables
MQCCSID
MQCHLLIB
MQCHLTAB
Using MQCHLLIB and MQCHLTAB
on the server
MQIPADDRV
MQNAME
MQSERVER
TCP/IP default port
SPX default socket
Using MQSERVER
Example of using MQSERVER
Canceling MQSERVER
MQSSLCRYP
MQSSLFIPS
MQSSLKEYR
MQSSLRESET
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