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IBM Netcool uses probes to collect events from various sources. What are Netcool Probes ? Netcool Probes are lightweight, small-footprint software components that are used to obtain event information, convert it into the Common Event Format (CEF) and pass it to the Netcool ObjectServer. As the probes are completely separate
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In this post we are going to look at the top 10 technologies to learn in 2019. Everything in the universe undergoes change. We adopt the changes, and that is how the world keeps developing. The same thing applies to technology as well. Latest trends in every technology help
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The following video is the first part of the series of tutorial videos about IBM Tivoli Netcool Omnibus.
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The following video shows IBM WebSphere MQ concepts about MQ Sender / Receiver channels, Triggering, Channel initiator, Trigger monitoring, process triggering. This tutorial uses and develops further on the same MQ installation on Mint Linux specified in the previous post.
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The attached video link is a tutorial on the installation of IBM MQ version 9 on Mint Linux, Debian or Ubuntu Linux.
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The following video gives a tutorial of distributed queuing concepts using Sender & Receiver channels.
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The following video explains how to create IBM MQ Queue Manager and LocalQueues.
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Here is a video which shows how to install IBM MQ version 9.0 on a Windows 2012 R2 server. This would be common for most of the Windows platforms.
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Introduction to IBM MQ Part 3 MQ Objects : Queue Manager, Queues and Channels IBM MQ provides three primary interfaces for managing MQ queue managers and MQM resources such as queues, processes, namelists, and channels. MQ script commands (MQSC) and MQ control commands are command-line interfaces that used to create
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Introduction to IBM MQ Part 2 MQ Object Naming Conventions Some of the rules for naming MQ objects such as queue managers and queues are given below : Names of the MQ objects listed below are limited to 48 characters. Queue managers, Queues, Process definitions, Namelists, Clusters, Listeners, Services, Authentication information objects
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