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Hi,

I am running an Vmware ESXi 6 that does not support USB passthrough.
I am thinking of using virtualhere, running on esxi host itself as a server to share the USB dongle to VM host.

Do you think it is OK?

Thanks,
Lam

Trying to share a 1-Wire USB device and recieve the following in the log (below)
Device: DS9490R
Server: Windows Server 2012R2 Datacenter. Client is a Windows server 2012R2 Standard running under Hyper-V

I currently have my virtualhere server (vhusbdx86_64ib) on a ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS vm assigned 1 x E5-2660v2 core. I want to switch distros and move it to a smaller dedicated vm running Arch Linux. I'm passing through 1 of the on board USB 2.0 busses to the vm that my usb devices are plugged into.

Questions:
1 . How do I move the license?
2. Any recommendations on amount of RAM needed? I was thinking maybe 512MB since the vm is only for the virtualhere server

Thanks! John

I'm trying to use a Logitech headset on my steam link and I'm getting weird audio pops and glitches every few seconds.
If I stop virtualhere and just use the steam links built in support it works fine but i then can't use the native driver / software. Which basically means i can't use the buttons or surround sound.
I thought this was a clash between the two so i disabled the steam links audio streaming but it didn't solve it.
I know it's not the device because it can handle the audio if i turn VH off.
Anyone have any idea?
Thanks.

It is virtual machine, so only drivers here is VirtualHere and SmartCard driver, and on physical machine SmartCard was not issue.
Strange thing, that after first BSOD, it happened second time almost immediately after starting VirtualHere client, but when I restarted VirtualHere server - client started successfully.

Some excerpt from memory dump:

I've got the USB Server running on a Windows Server 2016 machine. Now I'm trying to connect the USB device on that machine through a Linux Docker.

Hi, I have 20 computer clients to connect 10 shared USB devices. Each USB device allow only 1 connection at any time. And we don't want any computer connecting to more than 1 shared USB device. So ideally 10 computers can use these 10 shared USB devices simultaneously. If the USB device is not in use, it should be put back to available pool for next user. As we also have other computers in same LAN, we need to prevent shared USB devices from being connected by other computers as well.

Do we have to use different configuration file in each computer client?

Hello,
I am trying to use VirtualHere to access iOS devices in Configurator. This has worked previously, but is not working now. The Computer running the client and Configurator is an iMac (Late 2014) running 10.12.4 and I have tried Windows 7 Machines and OS X Machines as the server with no change. I can connect to the device, but it doesn't appear in Configurator, even if I use the port first and then open Configurator.

Hi,

I am trying to use PyUSB and/or python-libusb1 to communicate with a USB device on my local host (MacBook running 10.12 Sierra).

`lsusb` showed the devices ok (it's a bash script which filters the output of `System Information.app`)

however, the pyusb and python-libusb1 find examples do not detect my devices. It only detects the standard apple devices (presumably the hubs).

Looking at the output of `ioreg -l` I noticed that VH was matching against those devices, even when neither the VH client or server was running.

I am trying to use VirtualHere in the following scenario:

VirtualHere Server 3.2.9 (unlimited) on Synology NAS
- FTDI adapter
- USB ATmel ICE

VirtualHere Client 4.0.6 on Windows 7 x64 Enterprise

The PC client is connected to Synology NAS using a VPN (openVPN) connection on port 443, using TCP (TAP) (only 443 is available for VPN).
There are no issues with the VPN connection, the throughput is stable and around 10mbps. VirtualHere client discover the Synology Hub with all USB peripheral attached and connect to them with no problems.