Distributed System Manager Overview
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Distributed System Manager Overview
Use the Distributed System Manager to complete the following tasks:
- Create shared or network variables.
- Monitor shared or network variables.
- Create and monitor processes.
- Create and monitor I/O servers.
- Manage security.
- Manage aliases.
- Start and stop the Shared Variable Engine.
- Force I/O variable values.
- View and clear scan engine faults.
- View and set scan engine modes.
- Monitor real-time target resources.
- Monitor alarms and events.
- Acknowledge alarms and events.
- Configure alarms for shared variables.
- Monitor historical trends.
- Log historical trends.
- Synchronize time for networked computers.
Note You must use an alternate method to
start or stop the Shared Variable Engine on Windows 7/Vista.
Select
to launch the Distributed System Manager. In LabVIEW, you also can launch the Distributed System Manager by selecting .Related Information
- Creating, Modifying, or Deleting Shared or Network Variables
- Monitoring Variables with the Watch List View
- Processes
- I/O Servers
- Shared Variable Engine
- Forcing I/O Variable Values (NI Scan Engine)
- Viewing and Clearing Faults (NI Scan Engine)
- Viewing and Setting the Scan Engine Mode (NI Scan Engine)
- Monitoring Alarms and Events
- Acknowledging Alarms and Events
- Configuring Alarms for Shared Variables (DSC Module)
- Synchronizing Time for Networked Computers
- Systems
- Shared or Network Variables
- CPU/Memory Probe View
- I/O Variable Probe View
- Process Probe View
- Scan Engine Probe View
- Variable Probe View
- Web Server Probe View
- Web Service Probe View