Demonstration of MQ CLI (Command Line Interface) Support

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SIOS does a quick demonstration on the MQ LKCLI (LifeKeeper Command Line Interface) Support with Subcommands for Application Recovery Kits (ARK), SIOS Protection Suite for Linux. The commands to create the resource are shared in this video with a 2 node MQ cluster with LKCLI.

Items to be aware of while performing this task:

  • Be sure that the queue manager, listener, and command server are running successfully
  • When the MQ creation logic detects the protected file systems resources, it automatically creates dependencies for those file systems as well.

At the conclusion, you will find the SIOS release notes.


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