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If the client connected to the WebSphere MQ server is using a domain account, say box1\user1, then is the client’s cert label: ibmwebspheremquser1 or ibmwebspheremqbox1\user1 ?
No. The user ID specified would be
user1giving a label ofibmwebspheremquser1in this case. However, that depends on the version of WMQ used and in some cases the behavior differs and can be changed as described here. Note also that the answer applies to clients other than Java/JMS clients such as the C client and the .Net client. The behavior of the Java and JMS clients uses Java standard cert resolution.So if it’s not working based on this, it would be necessary to update your question with details of the WMQ client type and version.