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Network Connection Requirements

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最終更新日: 2026-01-04 15:02:28
TDMQ for RabbitMQ supports both private and public network access, with different connection requirements for different network types.

Connection Instructions

Connection Method
Connection Instructions
Managed Edition clusters
Serverless Edition Cluster
Reference Documentation
Connection via the private network
If the client and the RabbitMQ cluster are deployed in the same Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network, the network is interconnected by default without requiring additional configuration.
If the client and the RabbitMQ cluster are deployed in different VPC networks, since VPC networks are logically isolated from each other, they cannot communicate directly. To enable cross-network communication, you can use Cloud Connect Network (CCN) to achieve VPC interconnection across different regions under the same account.
Connection via the public network
A dedicated public network route needs to be enabled, allowing clients to connect to the RabbitMQ cluster via the public network. Since public networks are accessible from any environment, security policies need to be configured to ensure connection security.
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Normally, it is recommended that you prioritize access via a private network to achieve lower network latency, higher transmission bandwidth, and better security isolation, especially for core business in production environments. If your business needs to provide services for the public network or requires development and debugging, you can enable public network access. However, it is recommended to configure an allowlist policy to strictly restrict the access IP addresses to ensure data security.

Port Description

Below is a list of ports that need to be allowed before clients connect to the RabbitMQ cluster. When you use the corresponding RabbitMQ features, we have allowed them by default for you.
Direction
Type
Protocol
Port
Source IP Address
Description
Inbound
IPv4
TCP
5672
IP address or address group of the RabbitMQ client
Clients access RabbitMQ instances using IPv4 addresses (with SSL encryption disabled).
Inbound
IPv4
TCP
5671
IP address or address group of the RabbitMQ client
Clients access RabbitMQ instances using IPv4 addresses (with SSL encryption enabled).
Inbound
IPv4
TCP
15672
IP address or address group of the RabbitMQ client
Access the URL of the web UI page (with SSL encryption disabled).
Inbound
IPv4
TCP
15671
IP address or address group of the RabbitMQ client
Access the URL of the web UI page (with SSL encryption enabled)
Inbound
IPv4
TCP
15692
IP address or address group of the RabbitMQ client
Connecting to Prometheus


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