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Message Queue Security

Message Queue security restricts access to queues. During Integration Process (IP) setup, you can configure an IP to run a when a message is written to a queue.

During installation, three default queues are created. These default queues display in the Known Message Queues column. The three default queues are:

SCRIBEIN — Scribe Input queue
SCRIBEDEADMESSAGE — Scribe Dead Message queue
SCRIBERETRY — Scribe retry queue

To configure Message Queue security:

Do one of the following:
- Use an existing queue — Select a queue in Known Message Queues and click the lower > icon. The queue name moves to Shared Message Queues .
- Rename an existing queue —
  1. In Shared Message Queues, select your queue you are renaming.
  2. Click the < arrow to move the queue to Known Message Queues
  3. In Enter Message Queue Name.
    For example, if you are renaming your SERVER1\PRIVATE$\SCRIBEIN queue to MYSCRIBEIN, enter SERVER1\PRIVATE$\MYSCRIBEIN.
  4. Click the top > icon. The new queue name moves to Shared Message Queues.
- Define a transactional queue —
  1. Rename an existing queue, as noted above, to append ,T to the queue name.
    For example, to change the SERVER1\PRIVATE$\SCRIBEIN queue to a transactional queue, enter the full name as SERVER1\PRIVATE$\SCRIBEIN,T. Failure to indicate a transaction queue name in this manner causes processing errors.
Click Save.
Note:
Click Cancel to discard any File Management Security changes.
Click Refresh to refresh the Security Settings window.
Restart the Scribe services.
In the Console, expand Integration Server and click Queue Browser.
- Renamed queues appear under System Queues added to the
- Transactional queues appear under Other Available Queue.
  To confirm a queue is transactional, in the Queue Browser, right-click the transactional queue, select Properties, and verify the Transactional value is True.