Installing IBM MQ on domain controllers in the wmq.example.com domain
Install and configure installations of IBM® MQ on both domain controllers in the wmq.example.com domain.
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The example configuration consists of three servers:
- sun
- A Windows Server 2008 server used as the first domain controller. It defines the wmq.example.com domain that contains sun , earth , and mars . It contains one instance of the multi-instance queue manager called QMGR .
- earth
- A Windows Server 2008 used as the second domain controller IBM MQ server. It contains the second instance of the multi-instance queue manager called QMGR .
- mars
- A Windows Server 2008 used as the file server.
Replace the italicized names in the example, with names of your choosing.
Before you begin
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Do the steps in Creating an Active Directory and DNS domain for IBM MQ to create a domain controller, sun , for the domain wmq.example.com . Change the italicized names to suit your configuration.
- Do the steps in Adding a second domain controller to the wmq.example.com domain to create a second domain controller, earth , for the domain wmq.example.com . Change the italicized names to suit your configuration.
- See Hardware and software requirements on Windows systems for other Windows versions you can run IBM MQ on.
About this task
Install and configure installations of IBM MQ on both domain controllers in the wmq.example.com domain.
Procedure
Results
- Check that the
Prepare IBM MQ
created the domain user,MUSR_MQADMIN
:- Open .
- Right-click Domain users and mqm. , and see that it is a member of
- Check that
MUSR_MQADMIN
has the right to run as a service:- Click Click secpol.msc and click OK. , type the command
- Open , and see . In the list of policies, right-click
MUSR_MQADMIN
is listed as having the right to log on as a service. Click OK.
What to do next
- Do the task, Reading and writing data and log files authorized by the local mqm group, to verify that the installation and configuration are working correctly.
- Go back to the task, Create a multi-instance queue manager on domain controllers, to complete the task of configuring a multi-instance queue manager on domain controllers.
1 You can configure the installation for the domain. As all users and groups on a domain controller have domain scope, it does not make any difference. It is simpler to install IBM MQ as if it is not in domain.