To create a queue you can use IBM MQ commands (MQSC), PCF commands, or platform-specific interfaces. For example, the IBM MQ for z/OS operations and control panels are …

The following table lists the queue manager's system properties, or parameters, which are displayed in the Initial table of the queue manager's System dialog. The values in the Initial …

Before creating a queue manager, you must ensure that IBM® MQ is correctly installed.

You can make an existing queue manager the default queue manager either manually by using a text editor or, on Windows and Linux, by using IBM MQ Explorer.

The queue managers are the main components in an IBM® MQ messaging network. The queue managers host the other objects in the network, such as the queues and the channels that …

You can specify a queue manager name, other than the queue manager on which the command was entered, only if you are using a queue sharing group environment and if the command …

Purpose Use the crtmqm command to create a queue manager and define the default and system objects. The objects created by the crtmqm command are listed in System and default objects. …

.spec.queueManager Settings for the Queue Manager container and underlying Queue Manager.

How you create a queue manager, using the crtmqm command. You can use IBM® MQ Explorer to perform this task.

Connecting a client to a queue manager anonymously Follow these sample instructions to modify a system with mutual authentication to allow a queue manager to connect anonymously to …