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- Canon MF4450 printer connected via USB to Asustor Nimbustor NAS

- Asustor NAS connected to wired network with VirtualHere USB Server installed

- Windows 10 PC connected to wired network VirtualHere client installed

- Printer address visible on NAS

$ lsusb

Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation:2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation:3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 04a9:2737 Canon, Inc.:MF4410

- Port 7575 forwarded

I have a licensed VH server,running on a x86 server.

Client runnig on a x86 PC in a same LAN network.

I use a USB3.0 SSD test the transfer speed,and only have 30Mbps=4MB/S

Is there anything wrong?

THX

We have 3 USB devices being served up for use. We have enabled SSL for access, due to issues with losing connection over VPN.

The USBs connections are no longer being disconnected when inactive due to a stable connection.

Is it possible to setup the server to release a device after a period of time, or from non-use after a period of time.

Example: Client 1 has USB1 in use over SSL. After 4 hours he needs to "re-borrow" the device, or if he is not actively using the device after 15min, he releases the device automatically.

Is this possible ?

Hello,

I am looking to find an older version of VH that seems to work with the hardware I have. The newer versions do not seem to work. I am looking for 2.6.9.0 32-bit windows client.

Please let me know if I am able to find it somewhere.

JB

Hi
After manny hours of strugeling with Raspberry Pi i decided to try to use Virtualhere on a Android device (Samsung Galaxy S6)
I get it working and so, but after some time the connection of the USB device drops.

Here is my log.
I belive its at 13:52:08 and 14:32:21

Dear,

I'm trying to connect several devices to my client (yes, I do have license for the server)
I am also using the server: https://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/vhusbdwindk64…
(the vhusbdwin64.exe always fails)

The server is Windows 10 x64 computer and the client is a Windows 10 x64

Some devices is OK.

I tried to share a common DataTraveler 2.0 USB memory from VirtualHare Linux server has virtualhare Windows 10 client and everything works.
On the contrary, using OSX server and Windows clinet the same USB memory does not work
Is there a solution to make it work also from OSX servers?

Using Oculus Quest 2 with a Vive facial tracker.
Both on my phone and Quest, VirtualHere seems to be skipping frames (the facial tracker is essentially a camera), the tracker when normally plugged in using usb shows very tiny movements, but using VirtualHere it seems to be skipping all small changes. There is also around 1 second of latency which isn't there when using USB.

Has VirtualHere recently updated their camera compression to remove these smaller changes or is there something wrong with my setup?

Hi,

Suppose i have to raspberry pi's on different location's (one in the garden and one in the cellar) but in the same network. Can ik connect to both pi's at the same time from one client (W10-x64)?
Is it correct that the license is bound to the client? So this config would count for one (1) license?

Regards,
Edwin

Hi,

Took a raspberry pi 3B (not the +) and burned img on to it an got it running (trial version) directly connected via ethernet cable. Fixed IP from router.
From a w10x64 box i used the client and are able to see and use a USB flash disk.