[UNIX, Linux, Windows, IBM i]

Security stanza of the qm.ini file

The Security stanza specifies options for the Object Authority Manager (OAM).

ClusterQueueAccessControl=RQMName|Xmitq
Set this attribute to check the access control of cluster queues or fully qualified queues hosted on cluster queue managers.
RQMName
The profiles checked for access control of remotely hosted queues are named queues or named queue manager profiles.
Xmitq
The profiles checked for access control of remotely hosted queues are resolved to the SYSTEM.CLUSTER.TRANSMIT.QUEUE.

Xmitq is the default value.

[Windows]GroupModel=GlobalGroups
[Windows]This attribute determines whether the OAM checks global groups when determining the group membership of a user on Windows.

The default is not to check global groups.

GlobalGroups
The OAM checks global groups.

With GlobalGroups set, the authorization commands, setmqaut, dspmqaut, and dmpmqaut accept global groups names; see the setmqaut -g parameter.

Note: Setting ClusterQueueAcessControl=RQMName and having a custom implementation of the Authorization Service at less than MQZAS_VERSION_6 results in the queue manager not starting. In this instance, either set ClusterQueueAcessControl=Xmitq or upgrade the custom Authorization Service to MQZAS_VERSION_6 or greater.

Example stanza


 Security:
        ClusterQueueAccessControl=Xmitq
        GroupModel=GlobalGroups