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Announcing new MSMQ MSDN Forum

2010-03-18T22:01:36Z

Hello all,
Today we are announcing that we have opened a new MSDN Forum for all topics
of MSMQ. The new Forum is located at
[link]. We have migrated the
last 90 days worth of posts from all of the MSMQ newsgroups into the Forums
for your convenience.

Re: Viewing the Public Queue node on Server 2008

2010-02-15T11:38:06Z

Hi Stedlar,
The Public Queues do not exist in Active Directory, just their configuration
information.
This information is tied to the MSMQ object in AD, which is in turn tied to
the computer object.
If you rebuild a machine with the same name so that it can take up the
computer object again, then the MSMQ object and public queues will follow.

Re: Viewing the Public Queue node on Server 2008

2010-02-11T23:34:56Z

Hi John Breakwell
Thank You for your reply.
We are returning a server with a clean installation of Server 2008,
but with the same domain name as it had when it was running server
2003.
One of our guys here believes that he worked it out, and his brief
explanation sounds like what you advised. I will post it back for

Re: Viewing the Public Queue node on Server 2008

2010-02-10T18:24:09Z

Hi Stedlar
Public queues are available when a machine is running MSMQ in Active
Directory Integrated Mode.
In Windows 2008 this is the "Directory Service Integration" feature of
Message Queuing.
If this option is not selected then simply enable it and continue.
If the option was selected then setup may not have been able to create the

Viewing the Public Queue node on Server 2008

2010-02-10T00:01:35Z

Hi All
I am currently in the process of moving from server 2003 to server
2008. The application I use requires public queues.
In server 2003 i was able to use "My Computer" "Manage" "Services and
Applications" "Message Queuing" "Public Queues" to create and view the
message queues.
In server 2008 I go to "Computer" "Manage" "Features" "Message

Re: copying queues from server to server

2010-02-05T10:58:43Z

Hi Param,
If the queues are Public then no, there is not an easy solution. You could
write a script to copy the properties of the existing queues and create new
ones using the information.
Don't try copying the Active Directory objects that represent the queues as
the Queue ID must remain unique.

copying queues from server to server

2010-02-05T06:47:34Z

Hi all,
Is there a way to copy queues from one server to another? I have 2 Windows
2008 R2 machines and I have setup all my queues on 1 machine. I need to set
the same queues up on the other machine and was wondering if there was an
easy way to do this.
TIA!

Re: How can I know the Version of MSMQ in my computer?

2010-01-27T10:23:55Z

Hi Sara,
This blog post has a table detailing the major version numbers:
[link]
So if you can determine the OS you will know the version of MSMQ.
Cheers
John Breakwell

How can I know the Version of MSMQ in my computer?

2010-01-26T09:55:01Z

Hi,
Is there any way to know the Version number of MSMQ in an operation system?
I want to know the version number of MSMQ in Windows Server 2008 R2, but I
cannot find it.
By the way, what's the latest version of MSMQ at present? And where can I
get the technical information about the latest version of MSMQ?

Re: Installation requirements to read messages from a public queue

2010-01-12T06:14:35Z

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Re: Installation requirements to read messages from a public queue

2009-12-16T16:35:32Z

Thank you very much for the quick reply. This explains an issue we
were having at a client since it seems we were attempting to use
public queues with the AD syntax and the client did not have the core
installed, so troubleshooting got confusing since there were two
issues.
Thanks again.

Re: Installation requirements to read messages from a public queue

2009-12-15T13:40:19Z

HI EAIFreak,
MSMQ is a queue-manager-to-queue-manager system.
Your application just talks to the local queue manager.
The queue manager does the pushing and pulling of messages.
So you must have the core MSMQ component installed on both ends of the
communication.
To access a public queue using a pathname, you will need to add the Active

Installation requirements to read messages from a public queue

2009-12-14T21:27:16Z

What are the installation requirements on a client machine running xp
in order for an application to communicate and read messages from a
public queue on a server within it's domain? Is it necessary to
install MSMQ on the client in order for this to occur or are there
specific libraries that the application needs, either already

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