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WebSphere MQ Security

WMQS      Course duration (days): 2
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Somerset
Bath (BA1) 30/10/08 £ 800
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Also known as: WMQSGB

About this class

The purpose of this course is to provide attendees with a detailed understanding of the requirements for creating a secure MQ environment and the techniques for its implementation. It will provide a mix of lecture sessions and lab exercises. It is expected that students will use this techniques to secure their own WebSphereMQ environments.

Who will the lesson benefit?

The audience will be comprised of architects and administrators from both customer and business partner organisations. Security personnel may also benefit from this course if they are to be involved with the administration of WebSphereMQ security but they should already be familiar with the concepts of messaging and in particular as it applies to WebSphereMQ. Students should be experienced WebSphereMQ or security personnel who have been identified as requiring the ability to set up and customise the MQ security infrastructure. It is NOT suitable for a novice to attend this course.

What prerequisites are required

The major pre-requisite skill is in-depth knowledge of WebSphereMQ administration. This can be obtained from our WebSphereMQ Administration course. To do the practical exercises knowledge of the Windows environment is necessary. A knowledge of security concepts and RACF administration (optional for z/OS sites) would be helpful.

Contents of this class

Day 1

  • Overview of security concepts and facilities in WebSphereMQ
  • Firewalls
  • Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) explained
  • Implementing SSL in WebSphereMQ
  • Exercise 1 - Configuring SSL between queue managers
  • MQSeries Internet Pass Thru
  • Certificate Revocation Lists (CRL)
  • Exercise 2 - MQ Internet Pass-Thru

Day 2

  • Object Authority Manager (OAM)
  • xercise 3 - Defining object access using the OAM
  • Context security and alternate user authority
  • Client and cluster security issues
  • Exercise 4 - Client configuration
  • Implementing WebSphereMQ security with RACF
  • Security packages
  • WebSphereMQ security review and recommendations