How do you set the machineName of a channel on IIS.  IIS is running
bedind a firewall with port forwarding.  I can get CAO working if I
write the server code by setting the machineName propoert of the
channel to the ip address of ther firewall, how do I do this in IIS.

We are looking at using remoting at one of our clients sites to share common
data / objects.
One application they have so far has been written in a n-tier fashion, and
all information is retrieved through a middle tier which is a DLL which

Do I need to be concerned about thread availability when
I call BeginInvoice on my delegate or will the delegate be
queued up into the  thread pool work queue and executed
once a thread is free ?   I guess another point to my question

Is it possible to pass a copy of an object from the server to the
client that inherits from MarshalByRefObject?.  I have an object where
it makes sence to copy it sometimes and to refer to it by reference at
other times, is this possible.

My WindowsForm client app access my remote server application hosted by IIS. The problem is that client is not accessing server through remoting mechanism, because if I stop IIS service even after that both keep working, although server should have to stop responding. So it looks ...

A serialize remoting object, when I try to upload a file to server by it,
occur error:cause security limit, cannot access type
System.Runtime.Remoting.ObjRef??
thanks.

How do you stop unwanted uses running objects on the server?  The
server has an open tcp channel with a few activated objects, what is
the best way to restrict access to these objects.
Thanks

I have a fairly "heavy" data access assembly that was written without
remoting in mind (it's not interface based, etc.). Currently we access it
through a cumbersome method of writing a client class and a server class for
each business object based on an interface just so the server ...

My service seems to be losing messages.
I have a remoting service, running locally which has a method that
sleeps for a second and then does some work
public void Log (string msg)

I need to make an ASP.NET XML Web Service serving as an assembly
container. Web Service loads the assembly from a given file, and
returns that assembly to the caller.
Since ASP.NET doesn't support serialization of objects of type

I am trying to remote from to identical servers A and B.  The concept is that if something changes on the Client C, then events will be fired on both servers to keep the rest of my user community informed.
I am running into a problem in that server A will be remoted no problem, ...

Have a Client that makes async call to a remotable object.  The client
needs to know what invocation (context) when receiving the Async
Callback.  Do I need Context's or is there another way.
Example:

I've run into what appears to be a bug in .NET Remoting.  It's a complicated program, so I'll provide only the details that I think are relevant.  If anyone wants more info, please let me know.
In the application, the remoted objects inherit from MarshalByRefObject.  They override ...

I have a remoting service which works fine:
RemotingConfiguration.Configure("Services.exe.config");
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(typeof(LogService),
"LogService",WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton);

 I am trying to connect to a remote assembly published via a windows service.  I am not using the WellKnownClient style of connection as I want to connect to the same assembly on a number of different machines.  The code, below, just returns the Service Not Found error.  Can ...