A string of sharing by a queue of execution to run on different computers

Hello

I try to share a string of one execution to another execution.

The problem is that executions are on different machines on the network

Stuff running on the same machine works.

On another machine I got the error-17500 dcomcnfg.exe is configured wrong
I did all the steps

http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/157B530CE191D9348625700E003E9EA8?OpenDocument

Do you have any idea?

Greetings

Jürgen

Hi Doug and Erik

Sorry for my late reply! I've had several priority to slave away.

I have check the dcomcnfg on both machines.

Unless Erik says in the last answer (1) the is no need to domcnfg on the client machine with use of the SE,

I did his recommdation in response frist (2 computers on the scale) because the system of 'not being execution' is different

at the same point that there is no ANONYMOUS logon. After doing this on the client machine

Each ran as supected.

So thank you for the 'blue ones' for helping me

Greetings

Jürgen

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