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I am trying to run a VirtualHere server on a Windows laptop, and the client on a Windows VM (through Hyper-V).

I have opened inbound connections to port 7575 on the server and outbound connections from 7575 on the client.

I obtained the server's IP address from whatismyip.com. On the client, I clicked Specify USB servers and added 68.58.241.125:7575

In "System Messages", I see lots of lines like

2024-03-25 10:59:38 INFO  :Could not connect to 68.58.241.125:7575

Hello, I have a Windows desktop with Virtual here Windows server software on it. I use an NVidia Shield box with the virtual here app to stream from my desktop to my Shield. It all works good and no issues at all. I play games from my Shield by running sunshine on my desktop and on the Shield I stream from my desktop to the box with Moonlight app installed on the Shield.

I am attempting to access a Sectigo Code Signing Certificate that is on a USB Token.

This article on this Forum implies it is possible: USB tokens not recognised on Windows Server in Cloud, but well on local network.
The article implied that RDP could be an issue, so I’ve connected with AnyViewer.
This may be irrelevant - I only need to connect locally to the token.

I’ve installed the Safenet software, so the Token has a driver.

In an attempt to get my controller's (GameSir T4 Cyclone Pro) rumble working over Moonlight on my Steam Deck, I parsed through a few online posts of other users struggling with the issue and finding some success with VirtualHere. I was able to get the server (Linux) running on the Deck and the client connected on my PC (Windows). However when I choose to use my controller (dongle) it gets stuck in a loop of being in use and being removed. Anyone know what may be causing this or workarounds to this issue?

I was wondering if you could provide instructions on getting the Android server (with a windows client) to work using Tailscale from outside the local network (ie over mobile data)?

Hi,

I'm using the Version 4.6.2 on a Pi4 (with Fedora CoreOS), using a custom SSL Certificate.

After running the service a few days/weeks, the server throws the following Error :

"Error -x004a accepting a new SSL socket, NET - Could not accept the incoming connection"

I can not connect to virtualhere, without a restart of the service.

Before this error is thrown, everything works fine.

best regards,

pk

Hi there, 

I recently made a post (https://www.virtualhere.com/node/4273) around a Pi4 and Google Coral. I'm not sure if this is something to do with the Pi, or if it's just the Coral. I thought I'd try it on a different system (QNAP) to see if that improves my inference speed, but as I'm running the client on Linux as a daemon it fails. 

Hi, I'm looking to Purchase VH to facilitate using two joysticks through a client laptop running Moonlight/Parsec from a host PC over LAN. Obviously i've installed the Server on the clientside laptop so that i can use the joysticks on that and i've installed the client on the host PC. My question is which device do i make the purchase on? The client UI (PC) is the one that gives the license data but its the laptop i will be sending data from and has the server installed.

I'm not sure there is anything that can be done due to Apple, but I figured I'd ask here just in case.

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