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ii. Application Security. From the LbapcActiveX EXE | Properties window, click
on the Security tab. Enable and edit the custom access and launch permissions
to allow access from the remote computer.
9.4.1.2 Client
(Application) Computer
To enable remote access from the application computer, follow the steps in the section below for
your operating system.
9.4.1.2.1 Windows
2000
1. Copy the LBA-PC ActiveX server. Place a copy of the files LbapcX.exe and LbapcX.tlb
on your application computer. These files can be found in the LBA-PC\ActiveX
directory of the installation CD or the ActiveX subdirectory under the LBA-PC
installation directory on the LBA-PC computer.
2. Register the LBA-PC ActiveX server. From the directory where you copied the files,
run LbapcX.exe. The LBA-PC ActiveX server automatically registers itself then stops.
3. Start DCOMCNFG. From the Start menu select Run…, type dcomcnfg and click OK.
4. Enable DCOM. On the Default Properties tab select the Enable Distributed COM on
4. Enable DCOM. On the Default Properties tab select the Enable Distributed COM on
this computer check box.
9.4.1.2.2 Windows
XP
1. Copy the LBA-PC ActiveX server. Place a copy of the files LbapcX.exe and LbapcX.tlb
on your application computer. These files can be found in the LBA-PC\ActiveX
directory of the installation CD or the ActiveX subdirectory under the LBA-PC
installation directory on the LBA-PC computer.
2. Register the LBA-PC ActiveX server. From the directory where you copied the files,
run LbapcX.exe. The LBA-PC ActiveX server automatically registers itself then stops.
3. Start DCOMCNFG. From the Start menu select Run…, type dcomcnfg and click OK.
4. Enable DCOM. Click the plus (+) symbol next to Component Services then the plus
4. Enable DCOM. Click the plus (+) symbol next to Component Services then the plus
symbol next to Computers. Right click on My Computer and select Properties. On
the Default Properties tab select the Enable Distributed COM on this computer check
box. Click OK.
box. Click OK.
9.4.1.2.3
Automatic Remote Access
Automatic remote access means that when you create a LBA-PC ActiveX server object on the
application computer, DCOM automatically creates the object on the LBA-PC computer then
manages communication as if the object were on the application computer.
To enable automatic remote access you must specify the location of the LBA-PC computer
To enable automatic remote access you must specify the location of the LBA-PC computer
from the application computer.
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