Hi Matteo, Matteo <[email protected]> writes:
> One doubt remains: I am binding a node to an address that is not of > the machine where the node is located. From zmq_bind(3): The zmq_bind() function binds the socket to a local endpoint and then accepts incoming connections on that endpoint. So, a "bind" requires an address that is always "local". For "tcp://" addresses this means the host part must resolve to (or be) an IP address that is provided by the system running the software doing the "bind". It is "connect" that may be given a remote address if the transport allows for that (as does "tcp://"). In your case, it sounds like having the endpoint on your cloud host do the "bind" and the one running from your home network "connect" to it might be good. -Brett.
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