AllowResponse: REG_SZ

Default setting is "No."

If the value is "No", MSMQ sends the acknowledgment using the host name, such as www.adatum.com.

If the value is "Yes", MSMQ sends the acknowledgment using the IP address of the sender, such as 192.168.0.0.

Acknowledges the sender. MSMQ sends acknowledgements when the PROPID_M_ACKNOWLEDGE property is set.

BaseDir: REG_SZ

Default setting is "\Temp\MSMQ."

Directory used for queue information and message storage.

BinaryEnabled: REG_SZ

Default setting is "No."

You can set the value to "Yes" or "No."

If the value is "No", MSMQ receives incoming messages, but does not send outgoing messages.

If the value is "Yes", MSMQ supports the native MSMQ and the SOAP-based protocol.

Security Note:
Setting the value to "No" minimizes the risk of exposure by allowing only specific types of messages.

Note:
For example, if MSMQ is used in a private network, you can set BinaryEnabledto "Yes" to support native MSMQ and SOAP-based protocols.

Note:
If MSMQ is used in the Internet, you can set BinaryEnabledto "No" and SrmpEnabledto "Yes" to support only SOAP-base protocol.

CEStartAtBoot: REG_DWORD

Default setting is 1. Windows Embedded CE-specific entry.

If this value is 0, MSMQ will not start at boot time but can be started using the MSMQAdm utility.

CETrackNetwork: REG_SZ

Default setting is "Yes."

You can set the value to "Yes" or "No."

If the value is "Yes", MSMQ attempts to resend immediately after the network reconnects, instead of following the standard resend schedule.

DebugOutputChannels: REG_DWORD

Mask of the MSMQ debug output channels.

DebugOutputMask: REG_DWORD

Mask of the enabled debug zones.

DebugQueue: REG_SZ

Queue used to route debugging.

DefaultLocalQuota: REG_DWORD

Default value is 1024.

If this value is not present in the registry, the default incoming quota is 1024 kilobytes.

Incoming queue quota, in kilobytes.

DefaultQuota: DWORD

Default setting is 256.

If this value is not present in the registry, the default outgoing quota is 256 kilobytes.

Queue quota, in kilobytes, for message storage by a remote queue. The maximum default queue size and the size of output queues are expressed in kilobytes.

FSMaxTimeout: REG_DWORD

Time-out, in seconds, for an installable file system.

If the MSMQ base directory is not found on startup, MSMQ waits for this period of time, rechecking every second before failing.

HostName: REG_SZ

Default is not set in the registry.

Host name to override the machine's host name.

If this value is not present in the registry, information is queried dynamically from the network.

LanRetrySchedule: REG_DWORD

Default is not set in the registry.

If there are no network interfaces, the next attempt to connect is shifted by this value, in seconds, instead of the next-leg-of-connection schedule.

If 0, the existence of network interfaces is not checked and the connection schedule is followed.

LogSize: REG_DWORD

Size of the MSMQ log file.

MachineQuota: REG_DWORD

Default setting is 2048.

If this value is not present in the registry, the default machine quota is 2048 kilobytes.

Machine queue quota, in kilobytes.

MessageID: REG_DWORD

Current message identifier, accurate within 1,000 messages.

The MSMQ client sets this identifier for backup/restore purposes.

A user should not change it.

OrderAckScale: REG_DWORD

Default setting is 5.

Multiplier for transactional acknowledgement periods and time-outs.

OrderAckWindow: REG_DWORD

Number of packets sent per transactional queue until the transactional receipt arrives.

Changing this can cause severe repercussions.

OutFRSQueue: REG_SZ

Outgoing Falcon Routing Server (FRS) queue format name.

This name must be DIRECT.

If another name is used, you cannot configure the outgoing FRS queue.

PingPort: REG_DWORD

Default setting is 3527 by the registration utility.

Machine User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port that the MQPing service is monitoring. This ping port is set by the registration utility.

Do not change the ping port setting.

PingTimeout: REG_DWORD

Default is not set in the registry.

Time-out for response to MQPing.

If this value is 0, pinging is disabled and connections are attempted immediately.

Port: REG_DWORD

Default value is 1801.

Machine TCP/IP port that MSMQ is monitoring. This port is set to 1801 by the registration utility.

Do not change the port setting.

QueueManagerGUID: REG_BINARY

Default is not set in the registry.

GUID of the queue manager, which is used for session protocols between and desktop implementations.

RetrySchedule: REG_BINARY

Array of little-endian shorts, each containing a next-leg-of-connection schedule.

SrmpEnabled: REG_SZ

Default setting is "No", which disables SRMP.

You can set the value to "Yes" or "No".

If this value is "Yes", MSMQ supports the SOAP-based protocol.

Security Note:
Setting the value to "No" minimizes the risk of exposure by allowing only specific types of messages.

Note:
For example, if MSMQ is used in a private network, you can set BinaryEnabledto "Yes" to support native MSMQ and SOAP-based protocols.

Note:
If MSMQ is used in the Internet, you can set BinaryEnabledto "No" and SrmpEnabledto "Yes" to support only SOAP-base protocol.

UntrustedNetwork: REG_SZ

Default setting is "Yes", which indicates that the current network is untrusted.

You can set the value to "Yes" or "No".

Disables message routing.

Security Note:
This values allows you to selectively provide service to known networks, which minimizes security vulnerability.

ConnectionTimeout: REG_DWORD

Time-out, in seconds, for a connection to complete.

IdleTimeout: REG_DWORD

Time interval, in seconds, before the connection closes because there is no incoming message.

MaxAckTimeout: REG_DWORD

Maximum negotiated time-out, in seconds, for receiving acknowledgement for session-level messages.

MinAckTimeout: REG_DWORD

Minimum negotiated time-out, in seconds, for receiving acknowledgement for session-level messages.

MinStoreAckTimeout: REG_DWORD

Minimum negotiated time-out, in seconds, for receiving acknowledgement for session-level reliable messages before they are stored.

MaxPost: REG_DWORD

Default size is 131072 bytes.

Maximum size of the buffer, in bytes, that SrmpIsapi reads off the wire when processing SRMP messages over HTTP.

Messages over this size are rejected and a 413 – Request Entity Too Large is sent to the client.