Channel configuration for Linux

The following section details the configuration to be performed on the Linux queue manager to implement the channel described in Example IBM MQ configuration for all platforms.

The MQSC command to create each object is shown. Either start runmqsc from a UNIX prompt and enter each command in turn, or build the commands into a command file.

Examples are given for connecting IBM MQ for Linux.

Note: The words in bold are user-specified and reflect the names of IBM MQ objects used throughout these examples. If we change the names used here, ensure that you also change the other references made to these objects throughout this section. All others are keywords and should be entered as shown.

ID	Parameter Name	Reference	Example Used	User Value
Definition for local node
A	Queue Manager Name		LINUX
B	Local queue name		LINUX.LOCALQ
Connection to IBM MQ for Windows The values in this section of the table must match those used in Channel configuration for Windows, as indicated.
C	Remote queue manager name	A	WINNT
D	Remote queue name		WINNT.REMOTEQ
E	Queue name at remote system	B	WINNT.LOCALQ
F	Transmission queue name		WINNT
G	Sender (SNA) channel name		LINUX.WINNT.SNA
H	Sender (TCP/IP) channel name		LINUX.WINNT.TCP
I	Receiver (SNA) channel name	G	WINNT.LINUX.SNA
J	Receiver (TCP) channel name	H	WINNT.LINUX.TCP
Connection to IBM MQ for AIX The values in this section of the table must match those used in Channel configuration for AIX, as indicated.
C	Remote queue manager name	A	AIX
D	Remote queue name		AIX.REMOTEQ
E	Queue name at remote system	B	AIX.LOCALQ
F	Transmission queue name		AIX
G	Sender (SNA) channel name		LINUX.AIX.SNA
H	Sender (TCP) channel name		LINUX.AIX.TCP
I	Receiver (SNA) channel name	G	AIX.LINUX.SNA
J	Receiver (TCP) channel name	H	AIX.LINUX.TCP
Connection to IBM MQ for IBM i The values in this section of the table must match those used in Table 1, as indicated.
C	Remote queue manager name	A	AS400
D	Remote queue name		AS400.REMOTEQ
E	Queue name at remote system	B	AS400.LOCALQ
F	Transmission queue name		AS400
G	Sender (SNA) channel name		LINUX.AS400.SNA
H	Sender (TCP) channel name		LINUX.AS400.TCP
I	Receiver (SNA) channel name	G	AS400.LINUX.SNA
J	Receiver (TCP) channel name	H	AS400.LINUX.TCP
Connection to IBM MQ for z/OS The values in this section of the table must match those used in Table 1, as indicated.
C	Remote queue manager name	A	MVS
D	Remote queue name		MVS.REMOTEQ
E	Queue name at remote system	B	MVS.LOCALQ
F	Transmission queue name		MVS
G	Sender (SNA) channel name		LINUX.MVS.SNA
H	Sender (TCP) channel name		LINUX.MVS.TCP
I	Receiver (SNA) channel name	G	MVS.LINUX.SNA
J	Receiver (TCP) channel name	H	MVS.LINUX.TCP
Connection to MQSeries for VSE/ESA ( IBM MQ for Linux (x86 platform) only) The values in this section of the table must match those used in your VSE/ESA system.
C	Remote queue manager name	A	VSE
D	Remote queue name		VSE.REMOTEQ
E	Queue name at remote system	B	VSE.LOCALQ
F	Transmission queue name		VSE
G	Sender channel name		LINUX.VSE.SNA
I	Receiver channel name	G	VSE.LINUX.SNA

• IBM MQ for Linux (x86 platform) sender-channel definitions using SNA
  Example coding.
• IBM MQ for Linux (x86 platform) receiver-channel definitions using SNA
  Example coding.
• IBM MQ for Linux sender-channel definitions using TCP
  Example coding.
• IBM MQ for Linux receiver-channel definitions using TCP/IP
  Example coding.

Parent topic: IBM MQ for Linux configuration