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DEBUG, Client-Server Interface

 *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

    The OpenVMS Debugger has an optional client/server configuration
    that allows you to access the debugger and its functions from a
    PC or a workstation.

    The debugger client/server retains the functionality of the
    OpenVMS kept debugger, but splits the debugger into two
    components, the debug server and the debug client. The interface
    of the Compaq DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS debug client is
    similar to the Motif interface of the standalone debugger.

    The debug server runs on an OpenVMS system, similar to the kept
    debugger without the user interface. The debug client contains
    the user interface, and runs on an OpenVMS system using Compaq
    DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS, or on a PC running Microsoft
    Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT.

    The following table shows the systems on which the debug client
    and the debug server run:

    Debug      Debug
    Client     Server    System

    X          X         OpenVMS VAX
    X          X         OpenVMS Alpha
    X                    Microsoft Windows 95 Intel
    X                    Microsoft Windows 98 Intel
    X                    Microsoft Windows NT Alpha
    X                    Microsoft Windows NT Intel

    The OpenVMS client-server configuration allows the following:

    o  Remote access to OpenVMS Debug Servers from other OpenVMS
       systems or from PCs running Windows 95 or Windows NT Version
       3.51 or later

    o  Client access to multiple servers, each running on the same or
       different OpenVMS nodes

    o  Multiple clients on different nodes to simultaneously connect
       to the same server for teaching or team debugging

    o  Debugging of multi-tier client/server applications that are
       distributed among several mixed-platform systems

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