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7 If the multiframe system still does not appear in the Overview window,
check these potential problems:
a Validate that you have properly configured the network setup on each
of the systems. All systems must be able to communicate with each
other over the multiframe cable and over the LAN.
b If the network is configured to use a corporate intranet, validate that
all systems can communicate with the local intranet.
c If the network is configured using an isolated standalone router for
security reasons, ensure that DHCP is turned on and that all systems
can communicate with the router.
d Validate that the firewalls on the individual systems have the
appropriate firewall exceptions (see “To restore the logic analysis
system firewall defaults” on page 109). To test for firewall problems
you could temporarily disable the firewall in the analyzers and repeat
step 6.
Remotely Controlling Simple Multiframe Systems
If you want to control the multiframe logic analysis system remotely, there
are two options:
• Use one of the remote window utilities to remotely control the system
that runs the Agilent Logic Analyzer application. Choose from Remote
Desktop, RealVNC, or NetOp. With this option:
• You are not sending as much LAN traffic between the multiframe
logic analysis system and your local PC.
• Set up the remote options on your local PC to properly control the
logic analysis system.
If you are not in the same building as the multiframe logic analysis
system, you will typically want to use this option.
• Run the Agilent Logic Analyzer application on your remote PC and
connect to the multiframe system by going online and connecting to the
frame. With this option:
• Your performance may vary because analyzer data from all logic
analysis systems must be sent over LAN to your locally running
application.
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