| copyright | lastupdated | subcollection | keywords | ||
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2021-09-27 |
mqcloud |
connect, onprem, secure gateway |
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IBM Cloud Secure Gateway is now deprecated and will reach end of support on 26 October 2024 - see the deprecation details. {:deprecated: .deprecated}
IBM Cloud Secure Gateway is replaced by IBM Cloud Satellite Connector. For details on how to set this up for use with your queue managers please refer to the tutorial 'Connecting to on-premises queue manager by that uses IBM Cloud Satellite Connector'. {:important: .important}
In order to connect an {{site.data.keyword.mq_full}} queue manager to an on-premises queue manager via the IBM Secure Gateway there are several steps to follow:
- Create an MQ cloud queue manager (or use an existing one).
- Create an on-premises MQ queue manager (or use an existing one).
- Create a cloud based IBM Secure Gateway, install its client on-premises and configure the Secure Gateway to link the two Queue Managers.
- Create channels to pass messages between the two Queue Managers.
- Set up TLS security by giving the local queue manager the certificates to permit a trust relationship between the two queue managers.
Download full instructions here in PDF format.
