WM213GIBIBMIB-WM213G1<p>Before taking this course, you should possess the skills that are required to complete basic IBM MQ system administration tasks in a distributed environment. You can obtain these skills through practical experience or by successfully completing one of the IBM MQ V9 system administration courses for distributed operating systems:</p> <ul> <li>IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (WM153G)</li><li>IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (ZM153G)</li><li>IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Linux for labs) (WM154G)</li></ul><p>This advanced skills course is designed for technical professionals who require advanced administrator skills for IBM MQ on distributed operating systems, or who provide support to others who administer IBM MQ.</p><ul> <li>Course introduction</li><li>Managing clients and client connections</li><li>Securing IBM MQ channels with TLS</li><li>Exercise: Securing channels with TLS</li><li>Authenticating channels and connections</li><li>Exercise: Implementing connection authentication</li><li>Implementing workload management in an IBM MQ cluster</li><li>Exercise: Implementing workload management in a cluster</li><li>More troubleshooting tools and techniques</li><li>Exercise: Tracing message routes</li><li>Exercise: Handling messages on the dead-letter queue</li><li>High availability</li><li>Introduction to distributed publish/subscribe</li><li>Exercise: Configuring distributed publish/subscribe</li><li>Supporting JMS with IBM MQ</li><li>Introduction to the IBM MQ Console</li><li>Exercise: Getting started with the IBM MQ Console</li><li>Course summary</li></ul><ul> <li>Course introduction</li><li>Managing clients and client connections</li><li>Securing IBM MQ channels with TLS</li><li>Exercise: Securing channels with TLS</li><li>Authenticating channels and connections</li><li>Exercise: Implementing connection authentication</li><li>Implementing workload management in an IBM MQ cluster</li><li>Exercise: Implementing workload management in a cluster</li><li>More troubleshooting tools and techniques</li><li>Exercise: Tracing message routes</li><li>Exercise: Handling messages on the dead-letter queue</li><li>High availability</li><li>Introduction to distributed publish/subscribe</li><li>Exercise: Configuring distributed publish/subscribe</li><li>Supporting JMS with IBM MQ</li><li>Introduction to the IBM MQ Console</li><li>Exercise: Getting started with the IBM MQ Console</li><li>Course summary</li></ul>Before taking this course, you should possess the skills that are required to complete basic IBM MQ system administration tasks in a distributed environment. You can obtain these skills through practical experience or by successfully completing one of the IBM MQ V9 system administration courses for distributed operating systems: - IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (WM153G) - IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (ZM153G) - IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Linux for labs) (WM154G)This advanced skills course is designed for technical professionals who require advanced administrator skills for IBM MQ on distributed operating systems, or who provide support to others who administer IBM MQ.- Course introduction - Managing clients and client connections - Securing IBM MQ channels with TLS - Exercise: Securing channels with TLS - Authenticating channels and connections - Exercise: Implementing connection authentication - Implementing workload management in an IBM MQ cluster - Exercise: Implementing workload management in a cluster - More troubleshooting tools and techniques - Exercise: Tracing message routes - Exercise: Handling messages on the dead-letter queue - High availability - Introduction to distributed publish/subscribe - Exercise: Configuring distributed publish/subscribe - Supporting JMS with IBM MQ - Introduction to the IBM MQ Console - Exercise: Getting started with the IBM MQ Console - Course summary- Course introduction - Managing clients and client connections - Securing IBM MQ channels with TLS - Exercise: Securing channels with TLS - Authenticating channels and connections - Exercise: Implementing connection authentication - Implementing workload management in an IBM MQ cluster - Exercise: Implementing workload management in a cluster - More troubleshooting tools and techniques - Exercise: Tracing message routes - Exercise: Handling messages on the dead-letter queue - High availability - Introduction to distributed publish/subscribe - Exercise: Configuring distributed publish/subscribe - Supporting JMS with IBM MQ - Introduction to the IBM MQ Console - Exercise: Getting started with the IBM MQ Console - Course summary4 jours3200.002995.004160.003200.00