How to find MQ listener port on AIX?

问题

I have created a queue manager using crtmqm <Queue_manager_name> and then started it using strmqm <Queue_manager_name> I want to find on which port does this Queue manager listen? Is there some command to see this? ps -ef|grep runmqlsr and DISPLAY LSSTATUS(*) give nothing. Can it be that the queue manager is not listening to any port?

回答1:

You will need to create a listener after starting the queue manager. The crtmqm command creates default listener for all the supported transport types. It is recommended you create your own listener. Do the following in a MQSC shell

DEF LISTENER(MYMQLISTENER)  TRPTYPE(TCP) +
    CONTROL(QMGR)            PORT(1414) +
    REPLACE

START LISTENER(MYMQLISTENER)

The above command creates a listener with a name MYMQLISTENER transport and the listens on port 1414. The CONTROL(QMGR) directs the queue manager to start the listener when queue manager starts and stop it when queue manager goes down. The START LISTENER command starts the listener. You also have STOP LISTENER MQSC command to stop the listener.

Once you create and start the listener, you can then issue DISPLAY LSSTATUS command to display the listener status.

回答2:

Mostly I use MQSC command DISPLAY LSSTATUS(*) ALL. It display all necessary details to me along with port number.

Here sample output:

LISTENER(SYSTEM.LISTENER.TCP.1)         STATUS(RUNNING)
PID(15961)                              STARTDA(2014-02-04)
STARTTI(12.11.10)                       DESCR( )
TRPTYPE(TCP)                            CONTROL(MANUAL)
IPADDR(*)                               PORT(2011)
BACKLOG(100)

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13747278/how-to-find-mq-listener-port-on-aix