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Ken Allen
I have a service that was developed in C# that I wish to debug. The
project resides on my desktop system and I wish it to execute on a
remote test system (actually on the next desk).
When I confifure the project for remote debugging of the project I get
the following alert: "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start
debugging. Access is denied."
This worked fine in the past when the test machine was Windows 2000, but
now that my test system is running Windows 2003 I cannot seem to perform
the same remote debugging. I have set the .Net zone security to full
trust, but otherwise I have made no special configuration settings on
the test system. On the desktop (development) system I am set to project
debug, remote debugging true and the proper name of the test system has
been entered; I have also specified the command line value of
"-ConsoleMode", which instructs my 'service' to execute as a console
application, which it does fine if I invoke it from a command line on
either system.
Is there something I have missed that should be added? Should I not be
able to do this?
-ken
project resides on my desktop system and I wish it to execute on a
remote test system (actually on the next desk).
When I confifure the project for remote debugging of the project I get
the following alert: "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start
debugging. Access is denied."
This worked fine in the past when the test machine was Windows 2000, but
now that my test system is running Windows 2003 I cannot seem to perform
the same remote debugging. I have set the .Net zone security to full
trust, but otherwise I have made no special configuration settings on
the test system. On the desktop (development) system I am set to project
debug, remote debugging true and the proper name of the test system has
been entered; I have also specified the command line value of
"-ConsoleMode", which instructs my 'service' to execute as a console
application, which it does fine if I invoke it from a command line on
either system.
Is there something I have missed that should be added? Should I not be
able to do this?
-ken