You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:
Refer to RabbitMQ’s Connections documentation for more information about the service.
To configure this credential, you’ll need to have a RabbitMQ broker installed and:
guest
. RabbitMQ recommends using a different user in production environments. Refer to Access Control | The Basics for more information. If you’re using the guest
account with a non-localhost connection, refer to guest
user issues below for troubleshooting tips.guest
user is guest
./
.If you use the guest
user for the credential and you try to access a remote host, you may see a connection error. The RabbitMQ logs show an error like this:
[error] <0.918.0> PLAIN login refused: user 'guest' can only connect via localhost
This happens because RabbitMQ prohibits the default guest
user from connecting from remote hosts. It can only connect over the localhost
.
To resolve this error, you can:
guest
user to allow it remote host access.guest
user is the only user limited by default.Refer to “guest” user can only connect from localhost for more information.