Which items must be configured to use Anypoint MQ queues?

• A. URL, client ID, and client secret
• B. Username, password, and token
• C. Host, port, and protocol
• D. API key, secret, and certificate

Answer: (A)

To use Anypoint MQ queues, you must configure the connection with the service endpoint and proper authentication. The URL identifies the broker instance and the specific queue you want to work with, giving your client the correct destination. The client ID and client secret are used as OAuth 2.0 credentials to obtain an access token, which authenticates your application to Anypoint MQ. With that token, your app can publish to or consume from the queues securely and reliably.

Other options don’t fit because they describe different or less appropriate ways to connect or authenticate. Host, port, and protocol are lower-level details that the URL already encapsulates. Username/password/token, or API key/secret/certificate, aren’t the standard credentials used for the OAuth-based access to Anypoint MQ queues.