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◆ To bind connections to host ports in the new domain:
Binding ESB Services to Messaging Nodes
1. Connect the Sonic Management Console to the domain that is the import target.
2. On the Configuration tab, expand the broker that you want to use as a messaging
node.
3. Click on Acceptors to view the acceptors and their properties.
4. Decide which acceptor you want to use for the ESB endpoint connection.
5. In the ESB Configured Objects section, expand the Endpoints folder and click on
SonicMQ Endpoint.
6. Select the Connections tab.
7. Click on each Connection Name to view its parameters.
8. Change the Connection URL to the acceptor you identified in Step 3. You can provide
a comma-delimited list of connections. See the SonicMQ Configuration and
Management Guide for more about connection lists.
9. Click Apply.
10. Repeat for each connection name as required.
The security parameters on the connection for authentication and SSL parameters are
discussed in the SonicMQ Configuration and Management Guide.
Custom Connections
If any connections were defined other than (or instead of) the default ones, you should
review them before you start an import to determine whether to allow the import to
overwrite existing connection definitions of the same name.
Generally, it is a good practice to let individual applications define their own connection
names even if they will resolve to the same acceptor used by other connections.
The following screen excerpt shows two custom connection definitions:
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