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I am trying to use a Loupedeck Live S on a Macbook Pro M3 (Sonoma 14.4.1 (23E224)) from a Pi Zero 2w.

The Loupedeck shows up on the server list and will connect to the computer (it's shown on the Mac's USB list, and the managing software shows it as connected) but the Console screen does not refresh and after a few seconds it will crash and shut off. 

I noticed that for the few seconds before the screen crashes the inputs on the console do work as intended on the computer and managing software.

Hi there,

     had been using VH nicely for USB forwarding from windows to WSL with VH linux GUI client and windows USB server.

Now IT has applied a new Microsoft intune profile to my machine and the windows server gets killed as soon as it is started. Before I go back to IT with a big stick has anyone else had similar issues?

I am using some USB dongles as licenses, however they don't work with VirtualHere.
For example this is the expected value for the Device ID:

Model: USB Flash Disk USB Device - PnP Device ID: USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_USB&PROD_FLASH_DISK&REV_1100\B202011130001468&0

But this is what shows up using VirtualHere.

Model: USB Flash Disk USB Device - PnP Device ID: USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_USB&PROD_FLASH_DISK&REV_1100\3&13CB6D05&0&B202011130001468&0

Hello, I recently learned about the technology called USB over Ethernet, and I was considering applying it to the project I am currently developing, as it would be the ideal product for me.
However, the operation of the remotely connected USB Camera is very unstable in my current environment.
First of all, in the Windows 11 environment, it worked great as if it was directly connected, but in the Ubuntu environment (Client #2) that is scheduled to be configured in the project, the USB camera video and captured images appear broken.

Hello.
I want to start server on Mac OS and share iLoks, but if I trying to connect my dongles on clients (Mac), it shows an error "iLok Sharing Error". 
USB Hubs - D-Link DUB-H7 Rev. D
How to fix that?

phone : xiaomi redmi A3
usb Device: belkin INC001, Lemorele TC35L

First of all, the USB device is USB to Ethernet.

The phone recognizes the USB device. The evidence is that Internet tethering works through the USB device connected to the phone.

However, your VH server does not seem to recognize this device. For some reason, only 1000M-supporting devices are not recognized. The devices that have a problem with recognition do not generate a pop-up asking 'Allow VirtualHere to access 'device'?'.

Hello, I've tried searching and haven't really been able to find the answer. I have VH running on a small computer that is inside my laser, I can connect to the laser and see the camera. I can connect to the camera but it will not display in Lightburn. i used another USB over ip software and the camera functions as it should, so I'm not sure what the issue is or how I resolve it.

Thanks

Hello Michael,
This command seems broken, could you verify it please ?

Environment:

• Licensed : yes
• Server version : 4.7.2 (linux)
• Client version : 5.8.0 (windows)

I was trying to stop all active connections from a specific server, hence I launched virtualhere in admin mode (using -a flag) and tried those commands :

Hi Michael..

I have a request for update the server and client to support authentication using the Hardware id like bios serial number or motherboard sn as values $MACHINE_ID$  like get $CLIENT_HOSTNAME$  in the authentication script .

Like using edit the virtualhere client to get the bios serial number (wmic bios get serialnumber) and send it as $MACHINE_ID$ to virtualhere server ...

I have a situation where I want to run the virtual here server and client on the same raspberry pi.  That is, my devices are plugged into the USB ports on the Pi where the VH server is running and sometimes I want to access them from that machine and other times I want to access them remotely.  When I run the client on the server machine and claim one of the devices, the machine doesn't see the device.  Of course, if I don't run the client, the server sees the devices as natively plugged in.