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MQ Manager MQ 7.5 on Linux

Are the MQ MFT resource monitor (fteCreateMonitor) definitions contained in the MQ Queue Manager queue definitions (like fte.xxxx) ?

If so, can I simply use the command

dmpmqcfg -m QMA -a > /mq/backups/QMA.mqsc

and restore the configuration on a queue manager with the same name and IP/Hostname (clone) and the resource monitors will be recreated without further effort?

JoshMc
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My suggestion would be to use

1) fteListMonitors command to export task definition to a xml file.

2) Use that xml file with fteCreateMonitor command to recreate the resource monitor on another queue manager.

For example: Export the resource task definition on machine 1.

fteListMonitors -ma SRC -mn QMON -ox c:\temp\qmon.xml

Take the qmon.xml file to machine 2 and run the following command

fteCreateMonitor -ix C:\temp\qmon.xml -ma SRC -mn QMON
Shashi
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  • Would I not be able to copy the queue manager's configuration from /var/mqm/qmgrs/QMA to the other server? It seems when I did this, it copied all the content of a file SYSTEM!FTE!EVENTS!AGENT!NAME , that file contained all the xml related to the monitors. – jc303 Oct 13 '17 at 18:43