In TDMS, can central system and control system on different clients?

I think they should be on the same client. Is that mandatory?
Thanks!

When you generate a RFC connection in TDMS there are four system entry, and you have to enter the client noumber also so i think you can keep differenct client for Central and Control System.
Regards,
Subhash

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