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MSMQ now able to listen to multiple IP addresses on a cluster

In the past, a clustered MSMQ service could only listen on one IP address. This was because MSMQ depended on the network name which in turn could only depend on a single address. In Windows 2008 the address dependency has been changed and now you can

Sysinternals Live

In the latest TechNet newsletter, there's a piece about running Sysinternals tools from the web without needing to install them: If you're a fan of the Sysinternals tools, check out the beta of Sysinternals Live , a service that makes it easy for you
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MSMQ and Powershell #1

Powershell is looking to be a really great scripting language and ideal for filling the void of scripts available for manipulating MSMQ. Over the next few weeks I plan to generate some simple scripts that will perform some of the basic, and not so basic,

Technet content for troubleshooting MSMQ on Windows 2008 and Vista

I'm slightly embarrassed to be sharing this content with you as its dated June 2007 and I've only just noticed that its there. There are two main blocks of content. The first is the Message Queuing Troubleshooting Guide which contains two sections: Things

LINQ and MSMQ

For some reason I missed the article appearing on the MSMQ product group's blog a couple of weeks ago discussing using LINQ and system.messaging together: Combining LINQ with System.Messaging Patrick Toolis of the MSMQ test team has written a great whitepaper
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Host Integration Server 2004 Service Pack 1 Released

Host Integration Server 2004 SP1 is now available on the Microsoft Download Center. The download package can be found at the following location . Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 Service Pack 1 contains a number of fixes in a single update package.
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Minimalist setup script for MSMQ unattended installation

Just spotted a really neat trick posted on the microsoft.public.msmq.setup newsgroup. Hans-Jürgen Philippi found a way to to create a single batch file that contains the SYSOCMGR.EXE command line as well as the information that would normally be passed
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