Shared in Teststand variable: error-17500

Hello

I'm trying to deploy a shared library that contains shared variables that I use inside step (screws). But I have error-17500 poping up-to the top whenever I'm trying to deploy it (see attached photo).

It says that I need the module "the remote execution..." Why is this?

I tried to access all users of remote machines (as advised in TS Reference Manual) but I have error-17502 poping up-to the top (see photo 2). Is there a reason for this?

Hello

This problem is now known by us on TestStand 4.2.1.

One solution would be to circumvent the TestStand step by:

-deploy the variables shared by using a LabVIEW LabVIEW VI is installed on the computer

-creating an application (Installer with LabVIEW Run-Time, OR Variable engine) for this purpose that will deploy the variables so there is no LabVIEW software installed on the computer.

Best regards

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