JMS system module between Admin and Cluster

Hi,
In my application, I have JMS servers,queues and Uniform distributed Queue to be assigned to Cluster and some other queues to be assigned to Admin server.
Can I have assign resources for both Cluster and Admin servers in single JMS system module and assign its target to both Cluster and Admin? or Should I create seperate JMS system module for admin and Cluster? Which is best and efficient way? PLease clarify.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Can I have assign resources for both Cluster and Admin servers in single JMS system module and assign its target to both Cluster and Admin?Yes
Should I create seperate JMS system module for admin and Cluster? Which is best and efficient way?This depends on how much you are going to stress the queue, and your box. This is, you should try to have a queue persistent store that somehow matches what the box can handle. Also keep in mind that local queues tent to be more efficient than remote queues, at the cost of adding cycles to the box where you have your app installed.
Regards,
LG

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