Remote Debugging Setup

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Visual Studio supports remote debugging from one computer to another. When you are doing remote debugging, the host computer can be any platform that supports Visual Studio. The remote computer can be a 32-bit (Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003) or 64-bit (IA64, IA64 WOW mode, x64, or x64 WOW mode) platform.

In This Section

• How to: Set Up Remote Debugging
  Steps for setting up remote debugging.

• How to: Run the Remote Debugging Monitor
  Steps for running the Remote Debugging Monitor, which is a small program that runs on the remote computer and enables you to attach for remote debugging.

• Remote Debugging Components
  A reference to the various components that are needed for remote debugger and their install locations.

• Remote Debugging Permissions
  A reference to the various permissions needed for remote debugger.

• Remote Debugging Across Domains
  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 computer.

• 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 by using the Visual Studio debugger.

See Also

Concepts

Debugger Security