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I'm assuming that everything related to RabbitMQ (Erlang environment, basic requirements, etc.), that you're running RabbitMQ locally and your local client is attempting to access the local RabbitMQ instance (I.E. No external network requirements). Also, that you've confirmed that RabbitMQ is indeed working by performing a rabbitmqctl command.