After doing some more testing, it appears that my local client (cli or
whatever) _always_ tries to connect to a local router instance.
If I start router1 on a remote machine, and router1 on a local machine, and
then attempt to connect to router1@remotemachine from local machine, I
connect successfully, but as far as I can tell it is to the _local_ router of
the same name.
If I start router1 on a remote machine, and no local router, and try to
connect, the connection is refused (hence the 127.0.0.1 address reported in
the exception).
Question: do I need a local router in order to access a remote router?
Thanks all for the help...
-ronc
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