This example shows how to do Remote VI Server.  There are two VI's 
in the ZIP file (local.VI and remote.VI) Download this VI's into two 
different computers on a network.  The local vi has only some controls 
and a while loop to keep it running.  The remote VI has all the remote 
VI Server functions.  It runs the local VI and reads and sets the 
values for its controls.

On the local computer:
1.  LabVIEW should be launched and the Local.vi should be in memory. 
    But not running.

2.  Go to Edit>>Preferences and:
 from   Server: Configuration ->     check the TCP/IP Protocol
        Server: TCP/IP Access -> allow access to the remote computer or
        to any computer using VI Server.  See Note 1 
        Server: Exported VIs ->  export the local VI by placing "local.vi" ( without the
                      quotation marks.


On the remote computer:
Enter the IP address of the computer running the Local.vi.  And run the VI.  This should 
start the Local.vi on the other computer.



Note 1: This address can be in dotted decimal notation (such as 130.164.15.250) or domain 
name notation (such as foo.natinst.com). An empty string will cause this function to return 
a reference to the local LabVIEW.