Red Hat Enterprise MRG 2
Installing and Configuring the Red Hat Enterprise Messaging Server
Edition 1
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Abstract
This guide covers the installation and configuration of the Red Hat Enterprise Messaging Server.
- Preface
- 1. New and Updated Content
- 2. Messaging Components - Installation
- 3. Starting the Broker
- 4. Broker options
- 5. Queues
- 6. Persistence
- 7. Initial Tuning
- 8. Logging
- 9. Security
- 9.1. Simple Authentication and Security Layer - SASL
- 9.2. Configuring TLS/SSL
- 9.3. Authorization
- 9.3.1. Access Control List (ACL)
- 9.3.2. Default ACL File
- 9.3.3. Load an Access Control List (ACL)
- 9.3.4. Reloading the ACL
- 9.3.5. Writing an Access Control List
- 9.3.6. ACL Syntax
- 9.3.7. ACL Definition Reference
- 9.3.8. Enforcing Queue Size Limits via ACL
- 9.3.9. Resource Quota Options
- 9.3.10. Routing Key Wildcards
- 9.3.11. Routing Key Wildcard Examples
- 9.3.12. User Name and Domain Name Symbol Substitution
- 9.3.13. ACL Definition Examples
- 10. High Availability
- 11. Broker Federation
- 11.1. Broker Federation
- 11.2. Broker Federation Use Cases
- 11.3. Broker Federation Overview
- 11.4. Configuring Broker Federation
- 11.4.1. The qpid-route Utility
- 11.4.2. qpid-route Syntax
- 11.4.3. qpid-route Options
- 11.4.4. Create and Delete Queue Routes
- 11.4.5. Create and Delete Exchange Routes
- 11.4.6. Delete All Routes for a Broker
- 11.4.7. Create and Delete Dynamic Exchange Routes
- 11.4.8. View Routes
- 11.4.9. Resilient Connections
- 11.4.10. View Resilient Connections
- 12. Qpid JCA Adapter
- 13. Management Tools and Consoles
- A. Exchange and Queue Declaration Arguments
- B. OpenSSL Certificate Reference
- C. Revision History