docs: clarify that lms can connect to remote servers - #245
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| It is possible to use the `--host` and `--port` flags on any `lms` subcommand to connect to a remote instance of LM Studio. This feature does not use end-to-end encryption and is distinct from [LM Link](./docs/lmlink). | ||
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| lms chat --host 127.0.0.1 --port 1234 |
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In this remote-server section, the sample uses 127.0.0.1, which always resolves to the user's own machine, so copying it talks to the local/default LM Studio server rather than the remote instance just described. Use a LAN address or a placeholder such as <remote-host> so readers can actually exercise the remote connection.
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Addresses lmstudio-ai/lms#75.