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Managing the command server for remote administration

 

Each queue manager can have a command server associated with it. A command server processes any incoming commands from remote queue managers, or PCF commands from applications. It presents the commands to the queue manager for processing and returns a completion code or operator message depending on the origin of the command.

A command server is mandatory for all administration involving PCF commands, the MQAI, and also for remote administration.

For remote administration, ensure that the target queue manager is running. Otherwise, the messages containing commands cannot leave the queue manager from which they are issued. Instead, these messages are queued in the local transmission queue that serves the remote queue manager. Avoid this situation.

There are separate control commands for starting and stopping the command server. Providing the command server is running, users of WebSphere MQ for Windows or WebSphere MQ for Linux (x86 platform) can perform the operations described in the following sections using the WebSphere MQ Explorer. For more information, see Administration using the WebSphere MQ Explorer.

• Starting the command server
  

• Displaying the status of the command server
  

• Stopping a command server
  

 

Parent topic:

Remote administration from a local queue manager

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