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Set 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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