SUMMARY:   This course intended for personnel who will be responsible for installing, operating, administering and supporting WebSphere MQ systems and applications relating to those systems on non z/OS platforms (Windows, Unix etc.). AUDIENCE:   Technical personnel such as systems administrators, operations analysts, operators and anyone else who may be responsible for providing day-to-day support of WebSphere MQ on non z/OS platforms. PREREQUISITES:   A familiarity with WebSphere MQ, such a that gained by attending WMQ01 or a similar background. For students who have not completed WMQ01, the first session can be extended. Ask for details. DURATION:   3 Days COURSE CONTENT:   WebSphere MQ Review Pgm-to-pgm comms Operating platforms Supported languages Synchronous models Asynchronous models Time independence Parallel processing Distributed systems The MQI Assured delivery Once only delivery Pgm independence Network “decoupling” Queue managers Queues Messages Installation & Configuration The install process Create QMGR Delete QMGR Start QMGR End QMGR Admin interfaces Eclipse Workbench Control commands MQSC commands Sample programs Single System Administration Queue types Local queues Alias queues Model queues Dynamic queues Message types Message structure Message persistence Msg/Correl id’s Message priority Message delivery seq. The MQI & Triggering MQCONN MQDISC MQOPEN MQCLOSE MQPUT MQGET MQPUT1 MQBEGIN MQBACK MQCMIT MQINQ MQSET Triggering overview Trigger parameters Trigger events The initiation queue The trigger message The Process Trigger monitors Triggering problems Intercommunication DQM components Queues Remotes Transmission queues Q name resolution Dead letter queue Channels / MCA types Assured msg delivery Start / Stop channels The Channel initiator WMQ Listeners Multi hopping QMGR aliases Data conversion Channel compression Clusters Cluster objects Cluster channels Repositories Workload balancing Queue replication Integrity, Restart & Recovery Units of work Syncpoint control Transaction control Co-ordination Message persistence System restart Logging Backup & Recovery Media recovery Security Access control The OAM Application oriented Message contexts Security commands SSL Troubleshooting Event generation The DLQ The DLQ handler WebSphere MQ Clients Why clients MQI channels Configuration Environ variables Client channel table JP/06