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IBM MQ client applications can connect to a queue manager through a transport type of "client", instead of "bindings". IBM MQ runmqsc, IBM MQ Explorer and SupportPac MS6B (chstat script) can be set to identify connections of this type, and stop them.
To learn how to configure these options, use the information in this note and in the attached PDF document.
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++ Update from 16-Oct-2023 ++
This updated revision of this document returns the contents to the original one.
Over the years, many small sections were added to this tutorial and they were cluttering the contents. Those small sections were moved to a separate document, dedicated to miscellaneous questions regarding connections and channels:
Over the years, many small sections were added to this tutorial and they were cluttering the contents. Those small sections were moved to a separate document, dedicated to miscellaneous questions regarding connections and channels:
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6984195
Collection of articles and FAQs regarding IBM MQ Channels and Connections
Collection of articles and FAQs regarding IBM MQ Channels and Connections
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Author: Angel Rivera;
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