It is always better to run performance script and database on different
machines.
From DBT5 documentation it doesn't seems like you can connect to remote
host.
If yo found you can use that.
If it is not present then:-
Use wrapper tools like pg_bench tool which samrat has suggested .
where you can specify dbt5 command as in this tool command for pg_bench is
written.
Also check host variable in dbt5 and if it is possible to change values for
that variable then pass address of remote host.
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