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Running Virtualhere android server 3.6.6 with full license on Shield Android TV using Steam Link App for android (1.1.6) too access paperspace P5000 gaming vm with Virtualhere client version 4.5.3

Things I have tried are:
Setting public IP for paperspace should be enough but does not work.

Using IP address from paperspace windows network settings does not work.

Reverse clients does not work.

Applying all the usual workarounds simply has no effect.

On the VirtualHere USB Server Changes (2.7.5 onwards)
I saw:

3.6.2 (19th April 2018)
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* Pi3B+ - will automatically ignore in-built usb ethernet adapter on the new Pi3B+

So I ordered some Pi3B+. After they arrived I went to the cloudhub download page and saw:

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B cloudhub-pi3-sdcard.zip (note: not compatible with the new 3B+ yet...)

Any idea when/if cloudhub will work on Pi3B+?

Please clarify: can I cancel Ignore device without having access to the server. And not having root access to it.

<p>Hi Team,
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<p>I have a slightly unusual situation here. I'm trying to run multiple instances of the client, each in a different Windows Server 2012 R2 session, in order to be able to pipe attached USB devices from thin clients back to the users' RDP sessions on our server.
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<p>It seems the client has some sort of mutex restriction stopping more than one session at a time.
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<p>I'm not running the client as a service.
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<p>Any advice?<br />

I'm using VirtualHere with OpenTPCast which make the VR headset's USB devices available locally. There's a whole bunch of them but it's the remote Mic that's giving me problems.

Things work perfectly fine after a fresh reboot of Windows. I can run VirtualHere, run SteamVR, etc and everything works great.

Until I exit SteamVR and turn off the VR headset. The remote hub disappears from the VH window (as expected of course) but if I then go to the Sound panel in the Windows 10 settings the panel will just hang forever the moment I switch to the "Recording" tab.

Hi! I've been trying to get the VH server on my raspberry pi 3. Although, I always get a "command not found" error message whenever I try to run the executable.

Any way to fix this?

On a machine named SPOOKY-PC

In the VirtualHere Client I see:

Windows Hub
- CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller
- CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller (In use by Martin at SPOOKY-PC)
- Spooky A (In use by Martin at SPOOKY-PC)
- Spooky C
Windows Hub
- CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller
- CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller (In use by you)
- Spooky A (In use by you)
- Spooky C

I'd post a picture but sadly this forum doesn't support them.

AutoFind is enabled.

Hello,

Everything works as intended, but when I start testing the device on the client side it suddenly disappears. The client can list the hub and device, and shows that it is in use. However lsusb does not show it and I cannot interact with it. The issue resolves with re-plugging the device and it shows up again.

The test consists of sending a break signal to UART and then waiting for it to activate again repeatedly. The test works on a direct connection just fine. I cut out some of the urb messages from below, they seemed to appear when the test was running.

Is there any way to ask from the client, for a username in combination with the password? The problem is that when using the Client ID that is a combination of the computer name and the logged user, it is possible that two users may have named their account with the same name. Am trying to write an authorization script for managing users and their permissions on accessing specific devices , and the Client ID is not very useful to me, because i would like for example a certain user to be able to use his account across different pc's, where the ClientID will be different.

Hello,
I'm having some issues installing the drivers. Below is a copy from the system messages. I tried to reboot and still getting the errors. I was hoping ya all may have a fix or suggestion.
Thank you.