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I'm having this issue when try to connect a USB from a host Windows Server Datacenter 2022 to a VM Linux Oracle 9.5 running on it:

[spectrum@localhost ~]$ sudo ./vhclientx86_64 -t LIST

VirtualHere Client IPC, below are the available devices:

(Value in brackets = address, * = Auto-Use)

 (server-ictsi:7575)

SERVER-ICTSI (SERVER-ICTSI:7575)

  *--> StarSign CUT S (SERVER-ICTSI.2)

Auto-Find currently on

Auto-Use All currently on

Reverse Lookup currently on

Reverse SSL Lookup currently on

Hi

Virtual MAC (Sequoia 15.6) as Client
VirtualHere Client 5.9.3

Windows 11 Pro (German OS) as USB Server 
VirtualHere USB Server v4.7.8

If i connect, following messsage in Log

Hello,

I have successfully passed through 2 arduino using my galaxy tab as a server to my pc at home (via tailscale). Both work fine in matlab. Arduino IDE does complain sometimes that arduino is not writable (but disconnecting and reconnecting helps).

I however tried to use a NI USB Daq (6210). At first when you share it, its shown as unknown device in client, but after a few sections it shows the correct vendor id. NI Max detects it. Howver when I try to calibrate or use matlab data acquisition, it will read for a bit but then disconnect. Im using tailscale.

Hi everyone,

Is there a way to automatically reconnect a client to a server using authentication/authorization? (https://www.virtualhere.com/authorization)

currently, using the api /usr/sbin/vhclientx86_64 -t "USE,<address>,<password>", works properly.  

But if an UNBOUND/UNMANAGING event occurs on the server, reconnection on the client restart without a password.

Is there a way to save the password in the configuration file of the client? Thanks

Hi, I'm looking for a battery-powered device that supports CloudHub firmware. I would like to share a USB 2.0 device over WiFi, powered via rechargeable battery.

One solution is to use a GL-AR300M16 with a powerbank, but I would welcome other solutions aswell (e.g., a battery-powered WiFi device with a USB port that supports CloudHub).

Thanks for any tips!

Marko

Hello Michael,
 

I have inherited a project that is using a VH server on a remote device (not even sure what hardware the server is at the moment) whereby the server is exposing a serial com port to the client Windows 10 PC. I have been tasked with installing the client and following instructions I connected to the VH server via WiFi and changed the settings to fixed IP address to align with the network that the device and the PC are on. This is a local LAN on an industrial bit of machinery.

i put a license on pi zero 2 WH with a usb hat.
installed raspberry pi lite (32 bit).
its hardwired to ethernet.
pi zero on 1st floor, connected to hardwired PC in the attic (3 floors away).

some things are working great:
bluetooth adapter.
older xbox controller (pre-bluetooth) wired with micro usb, including chatpad.

but these aren't working:
xbox pc wireless adapters (tried both the newer (smaller) one and the previous (larger) version, the led never lit up on either).
newer xbox series controller wired with usb-c.

I have a weird issue where on my Mac, I can’t see the usb server I have on the network yet my windows laptop can. The second I select the option on Mac to “install client as service” I can now see the server? Any ideas why that would be? 

I’m only doing a one to one link to extend a streamdeck over the network so don’t need the functions of purchasing the server licence yet but the Mac won’t connect to a non purchased server all the while it’s installed as client. Any thoughts why the standalone Mac install can’t find the server? 

Hello

I am trying to get VirtualHere working on my Steam Link - I have purchased and installed the app through Steam directly.

When trying to get the link to work the system message log just repeats the same "Could not connect to 192.168.0.87:7575"

The PC and SteamLink are on the same network etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks