dspamschl (display AMS channel)

Display information about MCA interception on queue managers.

Purpose

You can use the dspamschl command to display information about which queue managers have MCA interceptions set on one or more channels. You can also display information about OCSP and CRL settings if you are using either of these methods to confirm the validity of certificates used in the interceptions.

Syntax

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram dspamschl -m QMgrName -nchannel_name-o-c-kKey

Parameters

-m QMgrName
Specifies the name of the queue manager which you want to display MCA interception information for.
-n v
Optionally specify a channel whose MCA interception status you are interested in.
-o
Display the OCSP settings.
-c
Display the CRL configuration.
-k key
Display the value of the named option key.

Usage notes

  • This command must be run from the IBM® MQ administration mode. If the system is in the IBM MQ administration mode the prompt includes mq. To enter the IBM MQ administration mode, enter mqcli on the command line. To exit the IBM MQ administration mode, enter exit on the command line.

Examples

  • The following command queries MCA interception status for the server-connection channel APP1.SVRCONN on queue manager QM1: 
    dspamschl -m QM1 -n APP1.SVRCONN 
Channel       Certificate

APP1.SVRCONN  app1
  • The following command displays the value of the crl.ldap.host property:
    dspamschl -m QM1 -k crl.ldap.host
Option Key              Value

crl.ldap.host           myhost.mydomain