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    Ibmmqhaanddr: Project Name: IBM MQ Installation and Configuration MQ v8 or v7.5 HA and DR Document

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    This document provides instructions for installing and configuring IBM MQ in a highly available and disaster recovery configuration. It describes setting up a primary queue manager on one machine, a standby on another, and a disaster recovery queue manager on a third machine. All machines mount a shared NFS volume containing the queue manager data. The document outlines verifying failover between the primary and standby, and recovery by starting the disaster recovery queue manager when the primary and standby are unavailable.

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    This document provides instructions for installing and configuring IBM MQ in a highly available and disaster recovery configuration. It describes setting up a primary queue manager on one machine, a standby on another, and a disaster recovery queue manager on a third machine. All machines mount a shared NFS volume containing the queue manager data. The document outlines verifying failover between the primary and standby, and recovery by starting the disaster recovery queue manager when the primary and standby are unavailable.

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    This document provides instructions for installing and configuring IBM MQ in a highly available and disaster recovery configuration. It describes setting up a primary queue manager on one machine, a standby on another, and a disaster recovery queue manager on a third machine. All machines mount a shared NFS volume containing the queue manager data. The document outlines verifying failover between the primary and standby, and recovery by starting the disaster recovery queue manager when the primary and standby are unavailable.

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    IBM MQ HA and DR

    Project Name: IBM MQ Installation and Configuration MQ v8 or v7.5


    HA and DR Document

    Technical Architect: Chuck Misuraca

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    Revision Log
    Release No. Date Revision Description Name
    1 5/04/2016 Initial Documentation C. Misuraca

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    REVISION LOG ............................................................................................................... 2
    Figure 1 – MQ HA with DR. ....................................................................................... 5
    MQ INSTALLATION - LINUX ...................................................................................... 6
    PREREQUISITES ................................................................................................................ 6
    INSTALLATION MULTI-INSTANCE MQ ................................................................. 6
    REQIUREMENTS FOR THIS SECTION: ................................................................................. 6
    INSTALLATION OF MQ ..................................................................................................... 6
    CONFIGURE MQ MULTI-INSTANCE .................................................................................. 7
    Create primary Queue Manager. ................................................................................ 7
    Add standby Queue Manager...................................................................................... 7
    Add a second standby Queue Manager. ..................................................................... 8
    VERIFY FAILOVER ............................................................................................................ 8
    VERFIY DR ...................................................................................................................... 9

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    Purpose
    The purpose of this document is to provide a cookbook level instructions on installing
    IBM MQ v8 or V7.5 in a multi-instance configuration with a second Standby as the DR
    site. The big win on this approach is that linear logging is not required but is an option.

    This document is a supplement to any official document that IBM has provided on the
    topic of IBM MQ Multi-instance installation and configuration. Official documents on
    this subject from IBM can be obtained on the Info Center for the specific version of MQ.

    For the Multi-instance topology, the mqm user and groups needs to be added to each
    server that MQ will run on. The Multi-instance each environment will consist of 2
    machines. The 2 machines will have a common NFS v4 mount point. Th NFS v4
    filesystem will also be common to the DR site.

    For production the disaster recovery configurion is listed in Figure 1.


    Basically a DR Queue Manager is configured as an second standby instance Queue
    Manager to the MQ HA pair. The NFS v4 file system acts as a backup and restore point
    for the DR Queue Manager(Qmgr). The MQ HA pair and DR Qmgr CANNOT run at
    the same time. DR Qmgr can only be started when the MQ HA pair are down. The
    MQ HA pair can only be running while the DRQmgr is stopped.

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    Figure 1 – MQ HA with DR.

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    MQ Installation - Linux
    Prerequisites
     All pre-reqs listed in the IBM MQ Info Center must be met.

    Installation Multi-instance MQ

    Reqiurements for this section:


     mqm ID and group on all three machines
     NFS v4 mounted to all three machines
     MQ install media on a centeral location for all three machines

    Installation of MQ

    1. Run as ROOT
    2. Untar the IBM MQ install media.
    3. Run the license script: ./mqlicense.sh –accept
    4. Install RPMs: rpm -ivh MQSeries*.rpm
    5. check /tmp/mqconfig.######.log for errors or warnings.

    6. Run the config varication check to ensure all settings are as they should be: su mqm -c
    "/opt/mqm/bin/mqconfig"
    i. This script will call out each setting as it currently is, what it expects and
    whether it the current setting is acceptable. Fix things accordingly.
    7. /opt/mqm/bin/setmqinst -i -p /opt/app/mqm

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    Configure MQ Multi-instance

    Create primary Queue Manager.


    On Machine A
    1. As mqm
    2. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    3. RUN: ./crtmqm -lc -ld /mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/logs -md
    /mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/data -u <QMGRNAME>.DLQ <QMGRNAME>
    Results:
    WebSphere MQ queue manager created.
    Directory ' /mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/data/<QMGRNAME>' created.
    The queue manager is associated with installation 'Installation1'.
    Creating or replacing default objects for queue manager '<QMGRNAME>'.
    Default objects statistics : 79 created. 0 replaced. 0 failed.
    Completing setup.
    Setup completed.

    4. RUN: ./dspmqinf -o command <QMGRNAME>


    Results:
    addmqinf -s QueueManager -v Name=<QMGRNAME> -v
    Directory=<QMGRNAME> -v Prefix=/var/mqm -v
    DataPath=/mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/data/<QMGRNAME>
    5. Copy output to clipboard. This will be used for DR machine also.

    Add standby Queue Manager.


    On Machine B
    6. As mqm
    7. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    8. RUN: addmqinf -s QueueManager -v Name=<QMGRNAME> -v
    Directory=<QMGRNAME> -v Prefix=/var/mqm -v
    DataPath=/mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/data/<QMGRNAME>

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    Add a second standby Queue Manager.
    On Machine DR
    9. As mqm
    10. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    11. RUN: addmqinf -s QueueManager -v Name=<QMGRNAME> -v
    Directory=<QMGRNAME> -v Prefix=/var/mqm -v
    DataPath=/mnt/mqm/<QMGRNAME>/data/<QMGRNAME>

    12. Start the queue manager instances on On Machine A, then On Machine B , with the
    -x parameter.
    EXAMPLE:
    strmqm -x <QMGRNAME>

    13. The On Machine A will be the primary QMgr. On Machine B will be the standby
    QMgr
    14. Test By, create some persistant queue and put messages on them.

    Verify failover
    15. Fail over primary QMgr to standby QMgr.
    a. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    b. RUN: ./endmqm –s <QMGRNAME> - on Primary
    c. RUN: echo “dis ql(*) CURDEPTH” | runmqsc <QMGRNAME>
    NOTE: you will see all the queue and there current depth from Step 14.

    16. Shutdown standby Qmgrs.


    a. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    b. RUN: ./endmqm –x <QMGRNAME> - on Standby
    c. RUN: echo “dis ql(*) CURDEPTH” | runmqsc <QMGRNAME>
    NOTE: you will see all the queue and there current depth from Step 14.

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    17. Shutdown primary and standby Qmgrs.
    a. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    b. RUN: ./endmqm –i <QMGRNAME> - on Primary
    c. RUN: echo “dis ql(*) CURDEPTH” | runmqsc <QMGRNAME>
    NOTE: you will see all the queue and there current depth from Step 14.

    Verfiy DR
    18. Shutdown primary and standby Qmgrs.
    a. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    b. RUN: ./endmqm –i <QMGRNAME> - on Primary
    19. Start DR Qmgrs.
    a. Logon to DR
    b. su to mqm
    c. cd /opt/mqm/bin
    d. RUN: ./strmqm <QMGRNAME>
    e. RUN: echo “dis ql(*) CURDEPTH” | runmqsc <QMGRNAME>
    NOTE: you will see all the queue and there current depth from Step 14.

    20. Shuttdown DR Qmgr


    a. ./endmqm -i <QMGRNAME>
    21. Re-start HA pair
    a. RUN: ./strmqm –x <QMGRNAME> - on Primary
    b. RUN: ./strmqm –x <QMGRNAME> - on Secondary

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