Currently if you use local TERR and want to utilize an R script, you can do so using an RinR script. However that script requires a local R engine - you either:
Each of these expect a locally managed R engine.
If the RinR script is run from a server based TSSS-TERR, the R engine needs to be locally installed on that server.
This is a request to allow redirection to a different TSSS-R server - to enable both package governance and multi-node performance optimization from both local and TSS_TERR using RinR.