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Make sure that you are logged on as a local administrator, using the same username and password. Test this by trying to connect to the foreign machines admin share, 'net use \\\c$' (replace with the name of the foreign machine you want to use.
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The password should not be blank).
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Make sure both machines are on the same domain. You can use the command 'net use *' on a console to see the computers connected to the domain. Both machines should appear on the list.
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make sure that reg.exe or regedit.exe are in the system path. For Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 you might need to copy regedit.exe to the system directory.
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It is a good idea to share the drives that are to be monitored for changes.
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Configure firewalls or turn them off (Connecting Through Windows Firewall)
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Be sure that you are able to run remote applications through WMI.(Connecting to WMI on a Remote Computer)
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