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C2180-374 · Question #144
An administrator is setting up sender receiver channels between QMGR1 and QMGR2. As part of the verification test, the administrator puts a message on the remote queue RQ of QMGR1 and notices that…
The correct answer is D. The UserIdentifier set in MQ Header of the messages did not have put authorization on LQ. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator is setting up sender receiver channels between QMGR1 and QMGR2. As part of the verification test, the administrator puts a message on the remote queue RQ of QMGR1 and notices that the message has correctly reached the local queue LQ of QMGR2. An application then starts putting messages on RQ. A few minutes later, the administrator notices that all the messages being put on RQ end up on QMGR2's dead letter queue. What is a probable cause of the problem?
Options
- AThe application set Message Expiry on the messages
- BThe Max Uncommitted Messages limit on QMGR2 was reached
- CThe application set the Report options in the MQ Header of the messages
- DThe UserIdentifier set in MQ Header of the messages did not have put authorization on LQ
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