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IBM Certified Solution Designer - MQ V8.0 technical professionals with the skills needed to administer and provide solution design for IBM MQ queue managers on distributed platforms such as Windows 2008 Server and Linux.
IBM Certified Solution Designer - MQ V8.0 technical professionals with the skills needed to administer and provide solution design for IBM MQ queue managers on distributed platforms such as Windows 2008 Server and Linux. IBM MQ V8 basic components, API , Patterns and learn the trajectory that messages follow when they are exchanged between two servers. You learn how IBM MQ V8 programmatic and administrative responsibilities can manage the various servers.
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Test C9530-415 - IBM MQ V8.0, Solution Design
Module 1: Planning and Installation
It is describe the features and benefits of IBM MQ and also identify IBM MQ components and their functions
Module 2: Introduction to MQ explorer
To create a queue manager, create queues, create and manage queue manager sets.
Module 3: Administration
To recover message and also about message persistence.
Module 4: Implementing basic security
IBM MQ uses access control lists (ACLs) to protect its objects, and how the object security manager (OAM) uses these ACLs.
Module 5: IBM MQ clients
the way that IBM MQ clients can attach to an IBM MQ server and also different connection methods are explained.
Module 6: Monitoring and Configuration IBM MQ Performance
we learn about the information that the accounting and statistics system management utilities provide for monitoring an IBM MQ network.
Module 7: Problem Determination
It is describes the IBM MQ trace mechanism, explains the contents of the AMQERR01.LOG file, and describes the First Failure Support Technology.
Module 8: Implementing an IBM MQ Cluster
The concept of queue manager clustering. It provides an overview of components and definitions that are required for setting up a clustered environment.
Module 9: Workload balancing in Clusters
When workload balancing occurs in this setup, there are three places at which workload balancing can occur.