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Hello,

Before purchasing virtualhere, I was trying out my devices. I am using Linux Server and Windows Client.

None of my HDDs get recognized on Windows client. It shows me the device but I get 'Unrecognised Device' when I try to use it.

It says "The USB device returned an invalid USB configuration descriptor." in Windows device manager.

I also tried SSDs (in External casing by JMicron) but they don't even get recognized by VirtualHere. 

I am able to use USB flash drives.

HDD Vendor ID : 0x1058

HDD Product ID : 0x2627

Hi Michael,

I've noticed that you haven't released the latest version (4.6.3) of CloudHub firmware for GL-MT300N-V2. The last version was 4.6.2.

Is the device not supported anymore?

Regards,

Marko

Hello everyone,

I have a board with three USB hubs (USB2533), and an STM32 (usb device) is connected to each hub. When I connect this board to my Raspberry Pi Zero W and attempt to transmit the USBs over Wi-Fi, only the STM32 usb devices are detected. Is there anything I can do to also detect the hubs?

PS : i have a licence

Thanks.

Hello friends,

I am a new user trying VirtualHere for the first time so I can pass my quest 3 microphone to my windows PC while remote PC gaming via Moonlight Streaming with Sunshine

This is what I've tried so far:

Hi,

I use the VirtualHere Windows client with a Server 2022, console only. There is no manual interaction, all works automated via shell script (Powershell).
The server acesses a certain USB dongle using VH.

Trying out several options for client configuration and usage, I found it would be great if there was a Windows Console Client, analogous to the Linux client. I could not even get Help with -h, as this tries to open a GUI window. Not all commands can be rerouted with -r.

Hi,

I'm trying to use this to access a Teensy 4.1 connected by USB to an Orange Pi Zero 2W (arm64 running Ubuntu) with my Windows 10 laptop.  I am able to see the USB show up on my PC, but am not able to connect to the serial monitor to see the data being transmitted by the Teensy.  I currently have the Teensy serial port baud rate configured at 115200.  Any ideas of what to try?

Thanks,

Nathan

I'm trying to connect a Falcon 2 Pro via VirtualHere running on a Pi 0 W 2 to a Mac (running Sonoma 14.2.1) and while I can see the laser and select it to use Lightburn is chocking on the connection.

Has anyone done this successfully or can anyone point me at what to try and debug to get it working?

Thanks!

I’m using the Trial Version with an RPi zero 2W as a server and a Windows 10 PC as a client.  I am communicating with a laser engraver (Creality Falcon 2 40 watt) (server) using the Lightburn software (client).  Lightburn recognizes the laser engraver.  The VirtualHere client and server appear to be working mostly properly.  The default Lightburn communication settings are 115,200 baud rate and the transfer mode is Buffered (this can also be set to Synchronous with the same issue I am having). 

As described in the Authorization FAQ, the ClientAuthorization script can use the $CLIENT_ID$ for authorization purposes.

This Client ID is automatically set to the login name on the client machine.

Hello everyone,

 I trying to work VirtualHere into our organization which by and large works fine. One problem though is with our virtual machines. They can reach the server fine, direct connect with IP, and check out a dongle but it gets returned quick with a "server timeout" message. This happens both with the virtual NICs in NAT and bridged mode.

 I think this is related to the server wanting to ping the clients. When using bridge mode in a vm the server can ping the vm but VirtualHere still times out.