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TIBCO Rendezvous® 8.7.0

# Remote Daemon

In most cases, programs connect to a local daemon, running on the same host as the program. Certain situations require a remote daemon, for example:

| • | The program runs on a laptop computer that is not directly connected to the network. Instead, the laptop connects to a workstation on the network, and the daemon runs on that workstation.

| • | The program connects to a network at a remote site.

For remote daemons, specify two parts (introducing the remote host name as the first part):

| • | Remote host name

| • | Port number

For example:

        "purple_host:6555"

When a client specifies a remote daemon that is not present, the client does not auto-start a daemon in that remote location.

Note | Direct communication is not available when connecting to a remote daemon (see Direct Communication).

## Suppress Daemon Auto-Start

The policy that a transport cannot automatically start a remote daemon also results in a convenient way to suppress the auto-start feature of a local daemon. To do so, specify the local daemon with a two-part parameter, as if it were a remote daemon. For the first part (the host) supply either the local computer’s loopback address, `127.0.0.1`, or the local host name (if the host does not support a loopback address). For example:

        127.0.0.1:7500
        my_host_name:7500

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