Examples of using Message queuing in English and their translations into Greek
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Message Queuing uses the label
In the context of Message Queuing, queues are temporary storage locations for different types of messages. .
The following new features are introduced in Message Queuing 5.0, released with this version of Windows.
To remotely manage Message Queuing on a remote computer,
Message Queuing(also known as MSMQ)
To remotely manage Message Queuing from the local computer Open Computer Management.
positive acknowledgment messages that Message Queuing or connector applications create.
Cause: This is normal when the Message Queuing Triggers service runs under heavy loads.
the corresponding Microsoft Message Queuing queue message is empty.
Message Queuing 5.0 supports Secure Hash Algorithm 2.0(SHA2)
In the details pane, under Name, right-click Message Queuing, and then click Start.
Specifically, start up time of the Message Queuing services was greatly increased when loading queues into memory because of the queue lookup algorithm.
then verify that Message Queuing appears in the details pane.
chooses a weaker authentication algorithm, Message Queuing will override the choice
have been disabled by default in Message Queuing 5.0 because these algorithms are considered less secure.
is invoked by the Message Queuing Triggers service for every Message Queuing message arriving at that queue. .
Although Message Queuing 4.0 did not impose a specific limit on the number of queues that could be created,
Active Directory Users and Computers. Additionally, if the Message Queuing Directory Service Integration feature is installed,
dramatically increases start up performance of Message Queuing when a very large number of queues are hosted on the system.
In Windows Server 2008 R2, Message Queuing is managed either by using Computer Management or, if the Message Queuing Directory Service Integration feature is installed, by using Active Directory Users and Computers.