WA1491 WebSphere MQ V6 System Administration for Linux Training and Courseware

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This three day course is intended for System Administrators who will be installing and tailoring WebSphere MQ V6 on the distributed platforms (AIX, Windows, UNIX, Sun Solaris, Linux, AS/400,…). Most of the course contents also apply to other platforms such as z/OS, Tandem and VSE. The students learn how to install WebSphere MQ, set up Queue Managers, define and manage Queues, Message Channels, Distributed Queuing, Clusters and learn the basic problem determination techniques. The course also helps to prepare for the IBM MQ Certification tests. It is using machine exercises specific to the LINUX platform.

Topics
	A review of WebSphere MQ concepts Installation and configuration – Linux considerations MQI calls Triggering setup Queue manager setup Distributed queue management Problem determination Transaction and recovery support WebSphere MQ client Security Queue manager clustering

What you will learn
	After completing this course, the student should be able to: Plan the implementation of WebSphere MQ on Linux Install WebSphere MQ on LINUX Perform simple customization and administration tasks Implement triggering Setup for Distributed queuing Setup for Clustering Implement WebSphere MQ Client access Implement basic restart and recovery procedures Perform basic problem determination Setup security for queues, data access and for administration using role-based security

Audience
	System administrators responsible for the setup and maintenance of WebSphere MQ systems on LINUX, Windows, UNIX, Sun Solaris or AS/400 platforms.




Duration
	Three days.

Course Outline

1. WebSphere MQ Overview (Optional topic)
	What is WebSphere MQ? Types of communication What’s in a message? What is a queue? What is a queue manager? WebSphere MQ objects Triggering WebSphere MQ products The WebSphere MQ platforms

2. WebSphere MQ V6 Administration
	WebSphere MQ planning and installation WebSphere MQ queue managers and objects Single system setup Creating a queue manager MQSC commands o Define queues (local/alias/model/...) Sample MQSeries programs WebSphere MQ triggering

3. MQI - the Application Programming Interface
	Preparing for application programs MQI major calls Message types, priorities, reports, triggering Data conversion MQI minor calls Message groups/segmentation Distribution lists

4. WMQ Advanced Administration Topics - Single System
	WMQ architecture and structure Configuration files / Registry set up Directory structure Problem determination Error logs Tracing Logging and recovery Handling of persistent messages Circular / Linear logging Types of recovery Recovering WMQ objects Programmable command format (PCF)

5. Interconnected systems
	Distributed queuing Set up message channels Dead letter queue handling MQSeries clients MQSeries clusters Channel exit programs

6. Additional WMQ Administration topics
	WMQ Security WMQ security concepts OAM structure Principals and groups WMQ security commands Use of alternate user IDs Message Context handling Event Monitoring Real Time Monitoring Statistics / Accounting SupportPacs JMS Support

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