IBM MQ V9.1 System AdministrationWM156GIBIBMIB-WM156G1<ul>
<li>Basic knowledge of IBM MQ concepts and features</li><li>Some knowledge of TCP/IP configuration</li><li>Basic experience with Windows 2016 system administration</li></ul><p>This course is designed for technical professionals who require the skills to administer IBM MQ.</p><p>This course is also available as self-paced virtual (e-learning) course <em>IBM MQ V9.1 System Administration</em> (ZM156G). This option does not require any travel.</p>
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<p>This course teaches you how to customize, operate, administer, and monitor IBM MQ on-premises on distributed operating systems. The course covers configuration, day-to-day administration, problem recovery, security management, and performance monitoring. In addition to the instructor-led lectures, the hands-on exercises provide practical experience with distributed queuing, working with MQ clients, and implementing clusters, publish/subscribe messaging. You also learn how to implement authorization, authentication, and encryption, and you learn how to monitor performance. </p>
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<p>Note: This course does not cover any of the features of MQ for z/OS or MQ for IBM i.</p>
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<p>For information about other related courses, see the IBM Training website:</p>
<p>ibm.com/training</p><p>Introducing IBM MQExercise: Getting started with IBM MQWorking with IBM MQ administration toolsExercise: Working with IBM MQ administration toolsConfiguring distributed queuingExercise: Implementing distributed queuingManaging clients and client connectionsExercise: Connecting an IBM MQ clientAdvanced IBM MQ client featuresWorking with queue manager clustersExercise: Implementing a basic clusterPublish/subscribe messagingExercise: Configuring publish/subscribe message queuingImplementing basic security in IBM MQExercise: Controlling access to IBM MQSecuring IBM MQ channels with TLSExercise: Securing channels with TLSAuthenticating channels and connectionsExercise: Implementing connection authenticationSupporting JMS with IBM MQDiagnosing problemsExercise: Running an IBM MQ traceBacking up and restoring IBM MQ messages and object definitionsExercise: Using a media image to restore a queueExercise: Backing up and restoring IBM MQ object definitionsHigh availabilityMonitoring and configuring IBM MQ for performanceExercise: Monitoring IBM MQ for performanceExercise: Monitoring resources with the IBM MQ Console</p>- Basic knowledge of IBM MQ concepts and features
- Some knowledge of TCP/IP configuration
- Basic experience with Windows 2016 system administrationThis course is designed for technical professionals who require the skills to administer IBM MQ.This course is also available as self-paced virtual (e-learning) course IBM MQ V9.1 System Administration (ZM156G). This option does not require any travel.
This course teaches you how to customize, operate, administer, and monitor IBM MQ on-premises on distributed operating systems. The course covers configuration, day-to-day administration, problem recovery, security management, and performance monitoring. In addition to the instructor-led lectures, the hands-on exercises provide practical experience with distributed queuing, working with MQ clients, and implementing clusters, publish/subscribe messaging. You also learn how to implement authorization, authentication, and encryption, and you learn how to monitor performance.
Note: This course does not cover any of the features of MQ for z/OS or MQ for IBM i.
For information about other related courses, see the IBM Training website:
ibm.com/trainingIntroducing IBM MQExercise: Getting started with IBM MQWorking with IBM MQ administration toolsExercise: Working with IBM MQ administration toolsConfiguring distributed queuingExercise: Implementing distributed queuingManaging clients and client connectionsExercise: Connecting an IBM MQ clientAdvanced IBM MQ client featuresWorking with queue manager clustersExercise: Implementing a basic clusterPublish/subscribe messagingExercise: Configuring publish/subscribe message queuingImplementing basic security in IBM MQExercise: Controlling access to IBM MQSecuring IBM MQ channels with TLSExercise: Securing channels with TLSAuthenticating channels and connectionsExercise: Implementing connection authenticationSupporting JMS with IBM MQDiagnosing problemsExercise: Running an IBM MQ traceBacking up and restoring IBM MQ messages and object definitionsExercise: Using a media image to restore a queueExercise: Backing up and restoring IBM MQ object definitionsHigh availabilityMonitoring and configuring IBM MQ for performanceExercise: Monitoring IBM MQ for performanceExercise: Monitoring resources with the IBM MQ Console5 Tage4200.004200.004200.004200.004200.004200.004200.004200.004200.00