Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.6.3 Installation - Manual (Page 77)

September 20, 2007 Aurora Edit Installation and Configuration Guide 77
Verifying the DCOM Configuration on Your System
Verifying the DCOM Configuration on Your System
NOTE: Use only when creating Transfer SmartBins; you don’t need to perform this
procedure when creating either Shared SmartBins or Media Import SmartBins.
DCOM is the Microsoft Distributed Component Object Model that allows software
to communicate over a network in a secure and reliable way. If DCOM permissions
are not setup correctly on your system, network communications may not work
properly. To verify that it is configured as required, perform the following steps:
1. Click the Start icon on your computer’s toolbar and choose Run .
2. Type Dcomcnfg.exe and click OK.
3. Click Component Services under the Console Root.
4. Open the Computers folder.
5. Right-click My Computer and then Properties .
6. Click the COM Security tab.
7. Look at the Access Permissions section. Click the Edit Limits box.
8. Select ANONYMOUS LOGON. It should have a check mark in the Remote box .
If there is not a check mark present, click the box.
9. Select Everyone. It should have a check mark in the Remote box .
• If there is already a check mark, you are done. Exit Dcomcnfg.exe.
• If there is not a check mark present, click the box. If you clicked the box and the
check mark appeared, click OK to apply the changes and exit Dcomcnfg.exe.
10. Reboot your system.