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Starting IBM Integration Bus/WebSphere Message Broker Automatically on Linux startup - Middleware News

Sometimes IBM WebSphere Message Broker/IBM Integration Bus must starting automatically with operation system's start-up, to achieve this :
Note : The Linux Operating system is Red hat and The Broker in this sample is IBM Integration Bus 9
1 - Login as "System Administrator" -> "root".
2 - go to the Directory /etc/
3- locate the file "rc.local" then open it.
4- add the following lines 
" su - -c "mqsistart "
"su - -c "mqsillist "
5- restart linux using command /sbin/shutdown -r now 
6 - after the linux starting login and check on the Terminal using "mqsistart command" you well find that broker is starting successfully with its Queue Manager.
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