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Both DCOM and Remoting enable interprocess communication between processes, but:

.NET Remoting is more flexible
More activation and deployment options
.Net Remoting uses leases as opposed to pinging
Less traffic on the wire
.NET Remoting is object oriented
Lease expirations, etc. are customizable via inheritance and overloading
.NET Remoting has no mandated security support
More options, more flexible

For articles related to the same, the best place to search will be the MSDN site or even MSDN for Visual Studio .NET 2003 edition.


Further there is an interesting article
This will give you the exact picture of DCOM and .NET Remoting. This article has been written by David Chappell . The person who done great things in COM (Inside COM) and mnay more.

So he is simply the best.
http://www.chappellassoc.com/articles/article_informIT_DCOM_dead.html