That's what it looks like. Both bridges (A to B, and B to A) are defined on
one broker.
Looks good.
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the messages shown as in the queues, but inaccessible as that happens when
message TTLs (max network hops) expire.
Can you use a JMS bridge on broker A that only forwards the Queues needed?
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we configured it.
*Broker A:*
*Broker B*
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Is it better to just use a Network of Brokers instead of JMS Bridge when
going across data centers? Or will JMS Bridge work just fine, and we have a
configuration problem?
*Broker A Configuration:**Broker B Configuration:*
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