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How to Debug ASP Server side script?

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    anju
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    Hi All, I am apriciate if any one help me on this topic. I would like debug ASP files which are located in Machine A ( Server) through Machine B (Client my development machine). Please any one help me on this topic. Thanks in advance.:rose: anju

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      Hi All, I am apriciate if any one help me on this topic. I would like debug ASP files which are located in Machine A ( Server) through Machine B (Client my development machine). Please any one help me on this topic. Thanks in advance.:rose: anju

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      Hi there, If you are using Visual Studio .net, you can take a look at Debugging ASP Web Applications[^]

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        Hi there, If you are using Visual Studio .net, you can take a look at Debugging ASP Web Applications[^]

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        Hi minhpc_bk, Thank you for your good information. Is there any way to find out whether the "Visual Studio .NET Remote Debugging Components" are installed in my system or not. why I am asking this questions is... I am running dcomcnfg.exe through command prompt,but I am not getting expected "Distributed COM Configuration Properties dialog box";Instead I am getting "Component Services" MMC application. Could you please explore me how setup Remote Debugging. Thanks in Advance. :rose: anju

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          Hi minhpc_bk, Thank you for your good information. Is there any way to find out whether the "Visual Studio .NET Remote Debugging Components" are installed in my system or not. why I am asking this questions is... I am running dcomcnfg.exe through command prompt,but I am not getting expected "Distributed COM Configuration Properties dialog box";Instead I am getting "Component Services" MMC application. Could you please explore me how setup Remote Debugging. Thanks in Advance. :rose: anju

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          Depending on the current windows OS being used on the machine, the path to configure DCOM is different. In this case, after you open the MMC, you can follow the path as below:

          Console Root\Component Services\Computers\My Computer\DCOM config\Machine Debug Manager

          Now, you simply right click on it to open the Properties dialog box and go to the security tab. Another way to check if the remote debugging components are installed on the machine is that you can take a look at the user groups available on the machine to see if the 'Debugger Users' group is in the list. If yes, the components are installed already. Remember to add the user to this group to do the remote debugging. For more information, you can see Remote Debugging Setup[^]

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