When you send messages to remote queue, a temporary outgoing queue is created on your own machine. Does this mean that if MSMQ is not installed on your own machine, you can’t use remote queues?
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When you send messages to remote queue, a temporary outgoing queue is created on your own machine. Does this mean that if MSMQ is not installed on your own machine, you can’t use remote queues?
You are correct. if MSMQ is not installed on your own machine, you can’t use remote queues.