Why am I getting "MQRC_UNKNOWN_CHANNEL_NAME" error when I try to add IBM MQ monitor ?
This error occurs when the channel name provided while adding the monitor is wrong or the user doesn't have permission to access the channel.
- Make sure you have provided the channel name in exact case.
- Make sure that the user you have provided has the permission to access the channel.
Refer the following IBM documentation for more details :
- MQRC_UNKNOWN_CHANNEL_NAME
- Forum
- Support page
- Channel authentication
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