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Found USB Server to be very useful program, however i faced a problem.

On my openwrt MIPS router, I am able to get run vhusbdmipsel - as USB Server.
However unable to run vhclientmipsel - as USB Client on the same router.

Both Console only mode or as background daemon mode does work.
the executable are store at /usr/bin/vhusbd, set chmod +x

./vhclientmipsel -n
./vhclientmipsel -t list

Message returns: "An existing client is not running. Start the client first so it can be connected to"

saludos he cometido un error por accidente he ignorado un puerto y quiero que me ayuden a restaurarlo para poder usarlo..
cuales son los pasos a seguir....

I'm using Virtual Here on Windows .
Client and Server were installed with Bonjour 20/9/2018
Trial licence, as I'm trialling the software

I borrowed the USB using the client overnight, then the next morning released it.
I then renamed the server and USB device in the client [probably irrelevant], and tried to borrow the USB again a few hours later. However, now it won't bind and the server complains the device is in use on the server.
The USB stick is a software license dongle, and I can see that no one is running the software at the moment.

Win7 Server (64bit) / Win10 Client (64bit), USB device is a PicoQuant HydraHarp
Server log shows the following:
2018-09-20 07:32:54 INFO :>>> Starting VirtualHere USB Server v3.7.3 (Built: Sep 16 2018, 13:41:05)<<<
...
2018-09-20 08:11:31 INFO :Installing driver for class PQUSB {55617605-BF4D-4847-ADA8-C6FC95BE35DD}
2018-09-20 08:11:31 INFO :Downloading https://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/windows/win64…

I recently updated to version 3.7.3 on my Raspberry Pi 3. Now the server won't start. Here is the syslog output:

I'm using the Mac OS Server and Windows 10 client. Every few minutes the device I'm using will disconnect and 1-30 seconds later reconnect to eventually start the cycle over. I'm using a wired connection on both platforms, both exceeding 200Mbps up/down at any given time.

<p>I'm considering purchasing Raspberry Pi 3B for CloudHub because of its four USB ports. But other products listed in the "Hardware" page seem to implement only one USB port. I'm worried if the CloudHub server software supports only one USB device per server.
</p>
<p>All ports on Raspberry Pi 3, or some other product with a USB hub, are simultaneously available to CloudHub? I'm sure there must be enough power supply so that connected devices work properly.
</p>
<p>Thanks</p>

Trying to setup authorization from a Windows 7 client to a Windows Server USB Server. Both installed as services. Followed the instructions listed here https://virtualhere.com/authorization but no luck. The connection goes through without any authorization at all.

Please help.

I BUY a 20-port usb hub, and a raspberry zero w;i Write the firmware on the raspberry.when i plug 20 usbs into hub.
i only see 8 device on the virtual here client list.
i have a window7 pc.i plug this hub into pc.i can see 20 device on the virtual here client list.

I just installed the VirtualHere server (version 3.2.9) on our Synology DiskStation yesterday. I have installed the VirtualHere Client (version 4.5.7) on our Mac Server OSX 10.8.5. The client is able to connect to our Synology Hub and lists the available USB devices. Whenever I right click on the USB device with ´Use this device`, the client indicates that the `drivers will to be updated`. I run through the update installation only to receive the following message at the end: