Remote Debugging Setup
Visual Studio .NET 2003
The Visual Studio debugger uses DCOM for remote debugging of Visual Basic, C#, SQL, script, and mixed-language applications.
In This Section
- Setting up Remote Debugging
- Describes the two ways Visual Studio provides to remote debug: using DCOM and the Machine Debug Manager or using TCP/IP (native C or C++ applications only). This topic also lists the files installed by Remote Components Setup.
- Adding Debugger Users and Configuring DCOM
- Provides locations for adding users to the Debugger Users group or configuring DCOM to grant permission for remote debugging.
- Remote Components Setup
- Provides a list of files installed in Remote Components Setup.
- Remote Debugging Under Another User Account
- Lists the restrictions the Visual Studio debugger places on certain types of remote debugging and provides techniques for overriding those restrictions.
- Remote Debugging Across Domains
- Describes the security restrictions of DCOM and TCP/IP across domains and provides steps for debugging across domains that do not have "two-way" trust.
- Remote Debugging of a Project Built Locally
- Discusses how to change your local project settings to run an executable on a remote machine.
- ASP Remote Debugging Setup
- Setup requirements for remote debugging of ASP Web applications.
- Coexisting with the Visual Studio 6.0 Debugger
- Gives instructions on providing remote debugging access to your machine for Visual Studio 6.0 users.
- Remote Debugging Errors and Troubleshooting
- Describes various remote debugging errors and provides solutions.
Related Sections
- Debug Settings and Preparation
- Covers the settings and preparation that you must perform to debug your program with the Visual Studio debugger.
- Setting Debug Permissions on Windows 2000
- Provides instructions for setting up remote debugging on Windows 2000.
