Stack Exchange MQ Q&A- Configuration Summary – Sterling B2B ↔ IBM MQ TLS Cipher Alignment – stackoverflow.com
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Category Archives: General
When automatic translators go wrong…very wrong!
I just found a blog post about WMQ security that has, I believe, been run through an automated translation service with unintentionally hilarious results. Here’s an excerpt: WMQ Adventurer authenticating a connexion to a queue director For both waiter and … Continue reading
Posted in General, Humor, IBMMQ, WMQ Security
Tagged Humor, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere MQ Security, WMQ Security
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Mission:Messaging: Migration, failover, and scaling in a WebSphere MQ cluster
Certain aspects of service orientation are best served using an IBM® WebSphere® MQ cluster. The cluster provides the location independence, run time resolution of names, and concurrency required by SOA applications. For these reasons, adoption of SOA is driving migrations … Continue reading
Posted in General, IBMMQ, Publications
Tagged Best Practices, clustering, SOA, WebSphere MQ, WMQ
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Puzzled by WMQ vulnerability advisory
Well, I knew this one was out there but never looked at the CVE for it – there is a memory corruption vulnerability in the WebSphere MQ ( CVE-2007-6044) that is network exploitable. What I can’t figure out is why … Continue reading
Posted in General, IBMMQ, WMQ Security
Tagged advisory, CVE, MITRE, vuln, vulnerability, WMQ, WMQ Security
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DQ #2 delayed
As those who follow me on Twitter already know, I was in the hospital for several days last week with a really high fever. That has pushed almost everything on my calendar back a week, including episode #2 of The … Continue reading
Upcoming publications
I haven’t blogged much lately because I’m on deadline for a new developerWorks Mission:Messaging column. The next installment discusses changing culture to embrace SOA and how SOA impacts WebSphere MQ prevailing practices. The premise is that migration to SOA is … Continue reading
Choosing a PCI DSS Auditor? Does WMQ awareness count?
James DeLuccia’s post about choosing a PCI DSS QSA auditor has some good advice. I would add to his list a criteria one of my own: the auditor should at least know how to spell WMQ. Or JMS. Or “message … Continue reading →
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