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

su - mqm

The setmqaut command is used to give or remove a user or groups permissions. In this example, user JohnDoe is given access to queue manager MANAGER01.

setmqaut -m MANAGER01 -t qmgr -p JohnDoe +connect +inq

In this example, group admins is given access to queue manager MANAGER01.

setmqaut -m MANAGER01 -t qmgr -g admins +connect +inq

If John Doe does not exist, the following should be returned.

AMQ7026E: A principal or group name was invalid.

The -n option can be used to add or remove permissions to a queue or topic. In this example, JohnDoe is given permission to QUEUE01.

setmqaut -m MANAGER01 -n QUEUE01 -t queue -p JohnDoe -all +put +get +browse +inq

The dspmqaut command can be used to display JohnDoe's permssions to MANAGER01 and QUEUE01.

Start the MQSC utility.

runmqsc MANAGER01

Refresh security.

REFRESH SECURITY(*)

Exit the MQSC utility.

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