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Get HiveMQ
HiveMQ Platform HiveMQ Enterprise MQTT Broker HiveMQ Enterprise Extensions HiveMQ Cloud HiveMQ Pulse HiveMQ Edge HiveMQ Platform Operator HiveMQ Swarm
    • Get Started
      • Create a HiveMQ Account
      • Log In to HiveMQ
      • Invite Team Members
      • Assign User Roles and Permissions
      • Set Up Enterprise SSO
  • Connect
    • Deploy a Broker
    • Connect a Broker or Edge with the Platform
    • Get a License
    • Broker and Edge Listing Reference
  • Contextualize
    • Define Namespace
    • Discovery
    • Data Models
    • Computations
    • Functions
  • Analyze
    • Data Health
    • Events
  • Act
    • Getting Started
    • Create an Agent
      • Start from a Marketplace Template
      • Configure an Agent
      • Set Up Connections
      • Sense Data
      • Reason on Data
      • Act on Data
      • Reflect on Agent Execution
      • Set a Trigger to Run an Agent Cycle
      • Set Human Oversight
    • Deploy an Agent
    • Create a Network
    • Share Resources Between Agents
      • Provide Tools for Agents in a Network
      • Agent-to-Agent Communication
    • Deploy an Orchestrator
    • Monitor Agent Health
    • Respond to a Feedback Request
    • Test an Agent Locally
    • Train Your Agent (Sandbox)
    • Troubleshoot Agent Behavior
  • Account & Administration
    • Organization
    • Enterprise Single Sign-On
  • Test Broker Communications

Test Broker Communications

After you add a broker and configure access management, confirm that:

  • A client connects successfully to the broker.

  • A connected client subscribes to and publishes messages on the broker.

For procedures to test a HiveMQ Cloud broker, see the following topics:

  • Test a HiveMQ Cloud Broker Connection

  • Test Sub/Pub with the HiveMQ Web Client

  • Test Sub/Pub with the MQTT CLI

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