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How to remotely access USB devices when USB server is behind a router or firewall ?
The callback connection feature of USBDeviceShare allows you to establish connection between the server and the client even when the server cannot accept incoming connections. The server will not be able to accept incoming connections if it does not have … Continue reading →
USBDeviceShare : Sharing devices between 32 & 64 bit systems supported
The latest released version of USBDeviceShare, the USB over Ethernet software, supports sharing USB devices between 32 bit and 64 bit editions of Windows operating systems. A USB device plugged in to a computer running 64 bit edition of Windows … Continue reading →
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USBDeviceShare with USB 3.0 support
USBDeviceShare now supports sharing and remotely accessing USB 3.0 devices over network. USB 3.0 is the latest USB specification, also known as super speed USB which offers speeds 10x faster than USB 2.0 bus. Support for sharing USB 3.0 devices … Continue reading →
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Tagged Remote Access USB, USB over ethernet, USB over Network, USB Server, USB Share, USBDeviceShare
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USBDeviceShare Release Update : V1.3 Released
V1.3 of USBDeviceShare, the Remote USB Access software, is available for download at http://www.sysnucleus.com/usbshare/usbshare_download.html . The new features introduced in this release are : Added password based security for server (More) Updated status icons for USB device nodes in client … Continue reading →
Accessing USB from a Virtual Machine environment
USB support in most virtualization solutions (VMWare, Virtual PC, VirtualBox etc) is either limited, unstable or does not exist. You can easily use USBDeviceShare to access the USB devices plugged in to the host machine from the virtual machine. Install … Continue reading →
