Re: Unable to connect to remote performance counters

Hi henrik,
Are your two computers in the same domain or same workgroup?

If they are in the same domain, please try adding the client machine's
logon domain user to the local administrators group on your remote machine.

If they are in the same workgroup, please try creating a same user account
with the same password on your remote machine and assign it to local
administrators group.

Then try again to see if this issue persists.

I have two computers which are in the same domain. The remote performance
counters can be added into either of the computer. My current Windows logon
account is a domain user account which has administrator permission on both
of the computers.

For your network access issue, you may first check if you can use UNC to
access the related folder, or you may create a dedicated user for the test.

Please feel free to let me know if you have any other questions or
concerns.

Best regards,
Charles Wang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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