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See the [Rabbit MQ .NET Client documentation](https://www.rabbitmq.com/dotnet-api-guide.html#connecting) for more information about configuring the `ConnectionFactory` to connect to Rabbit MQ.
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## Managing Rabbit MQ Connections
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In its default setup, the Rabbit MQ transport in Wolverine will open two connections, one for listening and another for sending
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messages. All Rabbit MQ endpoints will share these two connections. If you need to conserve Rabbit MQ connections
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and have a process that is only sending or only receiving messages through Rabbit MQ, you can opt to turn off one or the
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other connections that might not be used at runtime.
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To only listen to Rabbit MQ messages, but never send them:
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