IBM MQ Connection
The IBM MQ Connection page allows you to configure the connection to IBM MQ from within the Integration Gateway to send requests to it.
- Queue Manager Name
- The name of the queue manager that the component will connect to.
- Remote Queue Manager
- If the queue manager is not on the local machine, it can be accessed remotely. Only connections to queues in the same domain will work.
- Host Name
- The name of the remote machine.
- Port
- The port number of the remote machine.
- Channel Name
- The channel on the local machine that will be used to connect to the remote machine. Defaults to the system channel SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN.
- Authentication Mode:
- The authentication mode to use. There are two authentication modes:
- Credentials
- Certificate
- User ID (Credentials authentication mode)
- The user ID of the user to connect to the remote machine.
- Password (Credentials authentication mode)
- The password used to connect to the remote machine.
- Use MQCSP Authentication (Credentials authentication mode)
- This option allows you to enable authentication using the MQCSP connection security parameters structure which the authorization service can use to identify and authenticate the user.
- Certificate Key Repository (Certificate authentication mode)
- The repository where the certificate is located, either the Current User repository or Local Machine.
- Certificate Label (Certificate authentication mode)
- The label of the certificate.
- SSL Cipher Spec (Certificate authentication mode)
- The SSL Cipher Spec of the selected certificate. A value can be selected for the list or typed in.
- SSL Peer Name (Certificate authentication mode)
- The SSL peer name. Used to check the distinguished name of the certificate from the peer queue manager.
- SSL Reset Count (Certificate authentication mode)
- The SSL reset count. When the limit is reached, IBM MQ disconnects from the queue manager, and applications are notified of that as an exception with MQRC_CONNECTION_BROKEN as the reason code.
- SSL Revocation Check (Certificate authentication mode)
- Determines if an SSL revocation check should be done