Duration
4 days
Prerequisites
You should:
- Have a basic knowledge of WebSphere MQ concepts and facilities, which can be achieved through practical experience or by successfully completing course Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere MQ (WM101), Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere MQ (Remote Classroom) (VM101), or Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere MQ (Self-paced) (ZM101)
- Be familiar with and able to start standard functions within the operating system environment that is used in the lab exercises
- Be familiar with TCP/IP configuration
Skills Taught
- Plan the implementation of WebSphere MQ
- Install WebSphere MQ
- Perform simple customization and administration tasks
- Enable a queue manager to exchange messages with another queue manager
- Implement basic clustering configuration
- Enable a queue manager to support a WebSphere MQ client
- Implement basic restart and recovery procedures
- Perform basic problem determination
- Plan for and implement basic WebSphere MQ security features
Course Outline
- Course introduction
- A review of WebSphere MQ
- Installation and configuration of WebSphere MQ
- Exercise: Working with queues
- Using the WebSphere MQ Explorer
- Introduction to the Message Queue Interface (MQI)
- Triggering concepts
- Exercise: Implementing triggering
- WebSphere MQ internals
- Message integrity
- Exercise: Queue recovery
- Distributed queuing
- Exercise: Queue manager interconnection
- Queue manager clustering
- Exercise: Setting up WebSphere MQ clustering
- WebSphere MQ security
- Exercise: Object security administration with the OAM
- WebSphere MQ clients
- Exercise: Client attachment
- Backup and restore of WebSphere MQ object definitions
- Exercise: Backup and restore of WebSphere MQ object definitions
- Problem determination
- Exercise: Using the trace route utility
- Exercise: Performing a WebSphere MQ trace
- JMS administration overview
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.