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Customers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) might find that the information in this blog meets their requirements, https://community.ibm.com/community/user/blogs/martin-evans/2026/04/24/setting-up-a-floating-ip-address-for-ibm-mq-ha-sol
Thank you for sharing this idea and emphasizing its importance. We agree that it is a valuable suggestion, and we appreciate the effort you put into raising it. Currently, it does not align with strategy for Native HA, so we’re unable to move forward with it right now. However, the idea will remain open for voting and comments. Thank you again for your contribution and for helping shape the future of IBM MQ.
Good afternoon, I share the same concern. I believe resorting to the CCDT configuration file connection is a step backward. Many of our applications no longer use it. Furthermore, adding hardware such as a load balancer would only complicate the solution, so the approach should remain the same as achieved through RDQM, using floating IP addresses. We hope to have good news soon. Best Regards, Hernan.