Queue names

Any application that uses your service can communicate with the service using queues. Application should not directly access the service input queues. Instead, applications must use service interface queues to access services. This ensures that an FTM SWIFT service processes and isolates workload for different OUs independently.

Figure 1. FTM SWIFT queue names
FTM SWIFT queue names
The names of service interface queues specify the instance, the OU, and the service name, according to the following model: 
instance.ou.service

Consider your security concept when connecting to the service interface queue from another host or IBM® MQ system. IBM MQ initiates security checks based on different kinds of MQ user IDs to access an FTM SWIFT service interface queue by means of a channel. Which user ID is checked depends on your IBM MQ System Setup. For example, this might be the user under which the IBM MQ Channel Initiator used by FTM SWIFT runs. There are different possibilities to permit access to your application. For more information, see IBM MQ: System Administration Guide and Planning users.