# Using the taskforce connector

When your on-premises instance is running, you can connect to your Redis instances either by creating direct connections, but also using the [taskforce-connector.](https://github.com/taskforcesh/taskforce-connector)

By default the connector will try to connect to the SaaS version of Taskforce.sh. But when we are running an on-premises instance we need to specify the websocket address hosting the api. For this you should use the "-b" argument. For example, assuming your instance is running at "<https://my.taskforce.domain>":

```
taskforce -b wss://my.taskforce.domain -t my-token-xxx
```


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