IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Listing a multi-instance broker

How you list a multi-instance broker.

Use the mqsilist command to view multi-instance brokers. Do this by using the following command:

 mqsilist

The output from the mqsilist command is of the following format:

BIP1284I: Broker 'BK1' on queue manager 'QM1' is running.
BIP1292I: The multi-instance Broker 'BKHA1' on multi-instance queue manager
 'QMHA1' has stopped.
BIP1294I   Broker 'BKHA2' is a multi-instance broker running in standby mode 
 on multi-instance queue manager 'QMHA2'.
BIP1295I Broker 'BKHA3' is a multi-instance broker running in active mode on
 multi-instance queue manager 'QMHA3'
BIP8071I: Successful command completion.

The preceding results show:

A standard broker BK1 running
A multi-instance broker BKHA1 stopped
A multi-instance broker BKHA2 started in Standby mode
A multi-instance broker BKHA3 running in Active mode.

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