These examples are based on Linux. Switch to the mqm user.

su - mqm

Use the dspmq command to display the queue managers. In this example, there are 4 queue managers. This assumes that the "mqm" users .bash_profile has been updated to have PATH=$PATH:<root installation directory>/bin.

dspmq

QMNAME(MANAGER01)    STATUS(Running)
QMNAME(MANAGER02)    STATUS(Running as standby)
QMNAME(MANAGER03)    STATUS(Running elsewhere)
QMNAME(MANAGER04)    STATUS(Ended normally)

Or, the display qmstatus command can be used as well.

Include installation name/path/version

If you have more than one installation of MQ installed, you can use the -o installation option to display the installation name, path, and version. Typically, the -o status option is also included to display the status of the queue manager.

dspmq -o installation -o status

QMNAME(MANAGER01)    STATUS(Running) INSTNAME(Installation1) INSTPATH(/opt/mqm) INSTVER(9.1.0.3)

The strmqm command can be used to start a queue manager.

The endmqm command can be used to stop a queue manager.