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I am trying to test a queue I set up and want to make sure I am doing it correctly. &nbsp;Using MQ Explorer I &quot;put&quot; a message on the local queue and I should expect to see that go to the local queue on the other side. &nbsp;Do I have to do anything else?
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I am trying to test a queue I set up and want to make sure I am doing it correctly.  Using MQ Explorer I "put" a message on the local queue and I should expect to see that go to the local queue on the other side.  Do I have to do anything else?

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