Hello,

Thank you for contacting National Instruments.  You have a couple
options here.

1.  Keep all of the processing on the server machine that is
controlling the hardware.  You should only have controls and
indicators on your remote machine that will allow you to view the data
and change parameters.  In this example, you will have two VIs on that
will run on the server and do all of the processing.  The other will
run on your client and you will view processed data and pass
parameters to your server.  You can use DataSocket to read and write
data from your server VI to your client VI.

2.  If the server machine is running Windows XP.  You could just use
the Remote Desktop Connection to logon to your server machine
remotely.  This would simplify things since you could just have one VI
that would do everything on the server machine.


Regards,
Bill B.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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