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Subject: RE: How do I Set Up Multiple ActiveMQ Services on one Windows
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I forgot to mention that you will need to make sure that your jetty port setting in the "jetty.xml" file are unique per instance ( e.g. instance one 8161 and instance two 8162 ).  If you want to isolate the instances then you should consider making the ports for the TransportConnectors and NetworkBridges in the "activemq.xml" file unique too.

From: Billy Buzzard
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To: 'adnan [via ActiveMQ]' <ml+s2283324n4725891h0@n4.nabble.com>
Subject: RE: How do I Set Up Multiple ActiveMQ Services on one Windows Machine

Yes I was able to get it working.  From the console, execute "activemq create <path and name to new instance>".  So if you want to create a "test" instance in the "/opt" folder on a Linux machine, you would execute "activemq create /opt/test".  The "/opt/test/bin" folder will contain a script that has the same name as the instance, "test", that is used to launch the instance.  Configuration information is stored in the "/opt/test/conf" folder.


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Subject: Re: How do I Set Up Multiple ActiveMQ Services on one Windows Machine

Any luck with this? Were you able to get this to work on a Windows machine? I am trying to do the same in a Linux machine.

If possible could you outline the steps you had taken to fix this?
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