A system administrator has set up the MQ infrastructure in a company as shown below:
There are three queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3.
QMGR2 and QMGR3 are part of a cluster MYCLUS.
QMGR1 and QMGR2 are connected using sender-receiver channels using QMGR2 as the transmission queue.
As part of a new requirement, the system administrator creates the following definitions QMGR1
defqr(MQ8QM.REMOTE) RNAME (MQ8QM.LOCAL) RQMNAME (MQ8QM) XMITQ
QMGR2:
defqr (MQ8QM) RQMNAME (QMGR3)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
QMGR3:
defqalias (MQ8QM.LOCAL) target (MQ8QM.NEW)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
The system administrator tests the connectivity by putting a message on MQ8QM.REMOTE on QMGR1 using IBM WebSphere MQ Explorer.
Where does the message end up?
A system administrator has defined a queue manager cluster (CLUS1) consisting of queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3. QMGR1 and QMGR2 are full repository queue managers. The system administrator has been asked to add a new queue manager, QMGR4, as a partial repository to the existing cluster.
What action does the system administrator need to perform on QMGR4? (Choose two.)
While monitoring a message queue, a system administrator finds a continuous growth of unused topic node subscriptions on a queue manager.
Which parameter should the system administrator decrease to reduce unwanted topisc?
On a Linux system, a system administrator needs to define transmission queue QL1 to trigger channel QMTOKYO.TO.QMNEWYORK, using initiation queue QL.INITQ.
Which command should the system administrator use to create the QL1 definition?
Application A is connected to a queue manager that is named QM1.
Application B is connected to a queue manager that is named QM2.
The messages that Application A puts to a queue on QM1, must be transferred to QM2 only when QM2 notifies QM1 that it is ready to receive the messages.
What channels must the system administrator create on QM1 and QM2 to support this topology?
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