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Support for VirtualHere hardware and software

Windows server and device compatibility

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Hi all,

I am looking for a solution to usb device sharing in my company and need some information about VirtualHere USB Server for windows:

1. Can VirtualHere USB server role computer be used at the same time like client ?
2. Are signature capture pads compatible with VirtualHere products ? Exactly, Wacom STU-530/G

Thanks in advance.

JoSerra

Password authentication: Client doesn't get authorised when service is installed

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Hi Michael,

Firstly, I just wanted to say how handy this software is - it's made life so much easier. Keep up the good work!

I've successfully used your Authorisation script https://www.virtualhere.com/authorization to request a password when using a device. I altered it a bit so that it's not user specific and is only concerned about a password.

this is the bit I've changed:

Devices don't appear on client after updating from Android Nougat to Android Oreo.

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We have a licensed copy of Virtual here to connect device attached to an Google Pixel. When the Pixel was running Android Nougat (7.??), all the devices were visible to our windows client (version 4.2.2). However, after updating the Pixel to Android Oreo, none of the devices are visible to our windows client. Below is the server log from the Pixel:

BSoD on Win 7 32bit

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Paid version of VirtualHere on a Raspberry Pi 2.

Client is on Windows 7 32 bit, which is actually a VM in VMWare Fusion on a Mac.

Works beautifully to read the USB device (Motorola radio), and it writes perfectly as well but then immediately blue screens the VM when the write is complete.

No problem when the Motorola radio is directly connected via USB, only through remote and VH.

Any clues?

Which Raspberry would you recommend?

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I'm going to try VH on a Raspberry to remote control my telescope. There are a few USB devices, only one of which actually uses any serious bandwidth, but I also want to put a gigabit ethernet adapter in there to get extra speed vs the 10/100 built in ethernet. Using a USB3 to ethernet converter people are reporting around 300 mbps.

Anyway, the devices are