Sender channels and receiver channels must be defined in pairs: a sender channel on the source queue manager, and a receiver channel on the target queue manager. The test could not find a receiver channel definition that matches the specified sender channel.
A sender channel definition without a matching receiver channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find a matching receiver channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Sender and receiver channels must be defined in pairs, with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test tried to find a receiver channel definition that matches the specified sender channel definition. The closest possible match might not have the same capitalization as the sender channel definition.
If the receiver channel shown is intended to match the specified sender channel, re-create the receiver channel with a name that matches the name of the sender channel exactly.
If the receiver channel shown is not intended to match the specified sender channel, rename one of the channel definitions to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
The test might have been unable to find a receiver channel that matches exactly because the target queue manager is stopped or is not known to MQ Explorer. See the information center for more information about defining channels.
Sender and receiver channels must be defined in pairs, with both ends of the channel having the same name. The test tried to find a receiver channel definition that matches the specified sender channel definition, but found multiple possible matches and was unable to determine which receiver channel definition was the other half of the channel pair.
If some of the receiver channels shown are not intended to match the specified sender channel, rename some of the receiver channels to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
It is possible that none of the receiver channel definitions found are a match for the specified sender channel. A sender channel definition without a matching receiver channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
Server and receiver channels must be defined in pairs: a server channel on the source queue manager, and a receiver channel on the target queue manager. The test attempted to find a receiver channel definition that matches the specified server channel, but was unable to find a match.
A server channel definition without a matching receiver channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find a matching receiver channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Server and receiver channels must be defined in pairs, with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test tried to find a receiver channel definition that matches the specified server channel definition, but the closest possible match might not have the same capitalization as the sender channel definition.
If the receiver channel shown was intended to match the specified server channel, re-create the receiver channel definition with a name that matches the name of the sender channel definition exactly.
If the receiver channel specified was not intended to match the specified server channel, rename one of the channel definitions to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
A server channel definition without a matching receiver channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find an exactly matching receiver channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Server and receiver channels must be defined in pairs, with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test attempted to find a receiver channel definition that provides the matching pair to the specified server channel definition, but found multiple possible matches and was unable to determine which channel was the other end of the pair.
If some of the receiver channels shown are not intended to match the specified server channel, rename some of the receiver channels to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
It is possible that none of the receiver channel definitions found match the specified server channel. A server channel definition without a matching receiver channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
Sender and requester channels, and server and requester channels, must be defined in pairs: a sender or server channel on the source queue manager, and a requester channel on the target queue manager. The test tried to find a sender or server channel definition that matches the specified requester channel, but was unable to find a match.
A requester channel definition without a matching sender or server channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find a matching sender or server channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Sender and requester channels must be defined in pairs, with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test tried to find a sender channel definition that matches the specified requester channel, but the closest possible match might not have the same capitalization as the requester channel.
If the sender channel shown was intended to match the specified requester channel, re-create the sender channel definition with a name that matches the name of the requester channel exactly.
If the sender channel specified was not intended to match the specified requester channel, rename one of the channel definitions to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
A sender channel definition without a matching requester channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find an exactly matching sender channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Server and requester channels must be defined in pairs with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test tried to find a server channel definition that matches the specified requester channel but the closest possible match might not have the same capitalization as the requester channel.
If the server channel shown was intended to match the specified requester channel, re-create the server channel definition with a name that matches the name of the requester channel exactly.
If the server channel specified was not intended to match the specified requester channel, rename one of the channel definitions to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
A server channel definition without a matching requester channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The test might have been unable to find an exactly matching server channel because the target queue manager is stopped, or is not known to MQ Explorer.
Sender and requester channels, and server and requester channels, must be defined in pairs with both ends of the channel pair having the same name. The test tried to find sender or server channel definitions that match the specified requester channel but found multiple possible matches, and was unable to identify which channel was the other end of the pair.
If some of the sender or server channels shown are not intended to match the specified requester channel, rename some of the channels to something more distinct to avoid confusion.
It is possible that none of the sender or server channel definitions found are a match for the specified requester channel. A requester channel definition without a matching sender or server channel definition cannot be used to send messages.
The CipherSpec attribute defines a single CipherSpec for a SSL connection. Both ends of a IBM MQ SSL channel definition must include the parameter, and the values of the CipherSpec attributes must specify the same CipherSpec on both ends of the channel.
Change the CipherSpec attribute on one or both of the channel definitions, so that they match.
The maximum message length attribute of channels specifies the maximum length of a message that can be transmitted on the channel; it is intended to reflect a size that your system can handle without stress.
If the maximum message length value is different on each end of the channel pair, the smaller of the two values is taken at startup. Therefore, the larger value specified on the channel definition cannot be relied upon when deciding on the size of messages to send using it. Alter the maximum message length values on one or both of the channel definitions to avoid possible confusion.