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Modify the Message Queue Settings on the Distribution Server

By default, every Distribution Server is configured to work with the Message Queue that is running on that server. To route messages to another Message Queue, you must reconfigure the Message Queue settings.

This procedure shows you how to modify the Message Queue settings on the Distribution Server to enable communication with the CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management Message Queue. Complete this procedure for every Distribution Server in your enterprise.

To modify the Message Queue settings on the Distribution Server

1. Stop the CA ControlMinder Message Queue service.

   Important! When you stop the CA ControlMinder Message Queue service, the CA DSM r11Common Application Framework service is also stopped.

2. On the Distribution Server, open the file tibemsd.conf file, located by default in the following directory, where DistServerInstallDir is the directory in which you installed the Distribution Server:

   DistServerInstallDir/ACMQ/tibco/cfgmgmt/ems/data
   

3. Enter the Distribution Server short host name in the 'server' parameter.
4. Change the 'routing' parameter value to enabled.
5. Start the CA ControlMinder Message Queue service.

   You have modified the message queue settings on the Distribution Server.

Note: For information about message routing, refer to the TIBCO Enterprise Message Service User's Guide. Tibco documentation is installed as part of the Message Queue and is located at ACServerInstallDir/MessageQueue/tibco/ems/5.1/doc.

Example: tibemsd.conf file

The example shows you a snippet from the tibemsd.conf file after you modify the routing settings for a Distribution Server named DS_Example:

#######################
# Server Identification Information.
# server:    unique server name
# password:  password used to login into other routed server
#######################
server                  = DS_Example
password                =
#######################
…
#######################
# Routing. Routes configuration is in 'routes.conf'. This enables or
# disables routing functionality for this server.
#######################
routing                 = enabled
#######################