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MSMQ - symantec intrusion detection issue

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    Hello, I am very new to MessageQueuing. I have 2 computers (XP SP2) using MSMQ. Desktop1 hosts a private queue. Desktop2 has to listen to messages arriving to the queue hosted by Desktop1. The program running in Desktop2 uses .NET framework 2.0. It creates a System.Messageing.MessageQueue object, sets its path to refer to the queue in Desktop1 and calls BeginReceive method to start listening for messages. When the BeginReceive method is called, it gets a MessageQueueException saying "Remote computer is not available". Desktop2 has symantec firewall installed. The symantec intrusion detection has stopped a request from going out of desktop2 to desktop1 when it calls BeginReceive method. The symantec log file says "Attempted Intrusion 'MSRPC_MSMQueryProp_BO' from your machine against Desktop1.ad2.prod, Intruder: Desktop2". The symantec intrusion detection software did not let the Desktop2 establish the link to listen for message arriving to the queue in Desktop1. Is there a way I can fix this issue. If symantec software looks at it as an illegal request, is there a way i can make this request properly so that symantec does not block it? Please let me know if this is not the appropriate forum for this and direct me to a different one. Thanks. Vidhya

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      Hello, I am very new to MessageQueuing. I have 2 computers (XP SP2) using MSMQ. Desktop1 hosts a private queue. Desktop2 has to listen to messages arriving to the queue hosted by Desktop1. The program running in Desktop2 uses .NET framework 2.0. It creates a System.Messageing.MessageQueue object, sets its path to refer to the queue in Desktop1 and calls BeginReceive method to start listening for messages. When the BeginReceive method is called, it gets a MessageQueueException saying "Remote computer is not available". Desktop2 has symantec firewall installed. The symantec intrusion detection has stopped a request from going out of desktop2 to desktop1 when it calls BeginReceive method. The symantec log file says "Attempted Intrusion 'MSRPC_MSMQueryProp_BO' from your machine against Desktop1.ad2.prod, Intruder: Desktop2". The symantec intrusion detection software did not let the Desktop2 establish the link to listen for message arriving to the queue in Desktop1. Is there a way I can fix this issue. If symantec software looks at it as an illegal request, is there a way i can make this request properly so that symantec does not block it? Please let me know if this is not the appropriate forum for this and direct me to a different one. Thanks. Vidhya

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      Hi Vidya, Even i m new to MessageQueuing.I have not even taken a single step towards MessageQueuing...but i m interested and need to do it.Could u suggest me any tutorials or any other good sources for MessageQueuing..:) Or else u atleast share ur views about exploring MessageQueuing...:-O Thanks in advance Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking.

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