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The license for the VirtualHere USB Server is bound to the server hardware and cannot be moved or transferred. Is this also the case for the Android version?

Hi Michael,

I'm trying to install VirtualHere in a Docker container using the instructions provided here:
https://hub.docker.com/r/virtualhere/virtualhere-client

Deploying as per the instructions returns:

$ docker exec vhclient ./vhclientx86_64 -h
VirtualHere Client 4.6.7, Use USB devices over a network
Usage: vhclientx86_64 [-h] [-c <str>] [-a] [-t <str>] [-p] [-q <str>] [-e] [-r <str>] [-l <str>] [-m] [-n]
...

Hi,

i have an optical Drive (ASUS ZenDrive U8M) connected to a Macbook and want to share it with a Windows Machine.

The Device get's recognized in VirtualHere Client and Server and i can connect it.

Apparantly the Windows Machine Connects it as a USB Mass Storage Device with a yellow exclamation mark, because the driver is not correct.

I also tried a drive from Transcend. The same thing happened. I haven't found out, if it's necessary and possible to install drivers for the optical drives in my windows machine. 

good morning, I have problems with the friztz!box router, I use easyfind, but the client does not find the server. this problem only exists when one of the two routers is a fritz!box. with the others everything works fine. I have already tried to deactivate the firewall

Hi,

I was trying to get a mac to mac setup to forward an iPhone, mostly for remote debugging/development.

I got the iPhone showing once or twice in the remote machine (both in finder and in xCode), but always after several connect/disconnect attemps... 

Even tried in different mac machines, to confirm that it wasn't an issue with my main one, but always the same behaviour, the iPhone disappears from the host machine and shows as "in use by you" in the remote one.

Hey!

My Setup:
Server: NVidia Shield Pro
Device: Powered USB Hub
Port 1: Gulikit Wireless Controller Adapter
Port 2: Gulikit Wireless Controller Adapter

Current situation:
Both adapters have a controller directly connected to them, and are successfully identified and showing on the Windows Client side.
When attempting to assign both controllers within the gaming application (emulation) it only recognizes 1 controller.
Both physical controllers function as 1 controller in windows - rendering the setup not usable for multiple controllers.

Setup:

Mini-PC running Win 10 and running nothing but Virtualhere Server and hardwired to local LAN.  It has a long range BT USB dongle where controllers and keyboard are connected.  In the other room the gaming PC (Win 11 Pro) where the client is running wired to same LAN.  Both computers are using the latest version of Virtualhere.  Gaming PC sees the server and BT dongle no problem but when I use the device it only connects for a like 2 seconds then disconnects.

Steps take to try to resolve:

Not that easy to implement, I know:)

The server events system is great and I am automatizing lots of actions with it.
However we are always restricted to what variable is provided to the event.

In an ideal world, I would be able to send from the client some additional custom data to the events.

For example with the onBind event, the client could add in the request a small json string containing additional information available only to the client:

vhclient -t "USE,server1.123,custom_data={'foo': 'bar', 'version': 3, .... }"

We need to connect a usb device plugged into an IGEL thin client (linux based custom OS) and redirect it to a server where we connect to the device and service it. 

Has anyone installed or ran virtual here on an IGEL?  

Hi Michael,

Is there a client API available to determine if a USB device is connected to a hub like "VirtualHere USB 3 4-Port Hub" that supports the `power_cycle_port` feature? It seems that using the command `CUSTOM EVENT,<address>,power_cycle_port` returns an 'OK' status even when the device is not connected to a hub or the hub does not support this feature instead of indicating a failure.