Fabulatech usb over network linux

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15-day trial, only one USB device can be connected by client.

Release Date: 18/05/2021

Total Size: 33 MB

— Stability of command-line utility has been improved. — Issue with driver signature and some other minor bugs have been fixed.

w Legacy versions of USB over Network are no longer supported. We highly recommend you to upgrade to the current version.

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— A new major feature has been added: Device Tags. It allows to organize large pool of similar devices in groups and enable notification or auto connect when any of these devices becomes available. — Port names and drive letters are now showing on Client side. — Also, a lot of small fixes for device compatibility has been made.

— Fixed bugs with SSL trusted authority certificate, callback reconnection, connection to License Server and some devices.

— Easy understandable symlinks for Clients, Servers and devices. — Autoconnect of all devices on callback connection. — Ability to continue local usage of the device which was shared but not yet connected by Client. — Ability to disconnect a device from Client without unsharing. — The new Bus driver brings full support for USB 3.0 and great performance improvement under the latest Windows OS. — UI was enhanced and polished — Performance and quality tweaks are added for HID devices. — Fine-tuning of interval for broken connection detection is added. — A lot of bugs fixed as well.

— New features have been added: the possibility to use SSL in callback connections, devices can be connected by its VID/PID in command-line utility. — Sharing Rule Manager has been improved also: now it is possible to assign nickname to a device and change its serial number. — Overall stability and performance have been improved for high load situations with extremely large number of Servers or Clients or devices. Compatibility with some USB devices has been enhanced as well.

— Entering license key with non-admin privileges has been fixed. — Callback connection SSL bug has been fixed.

— Compatibility with Windows 10 was added. — Program crash caused by some USB hubs was fixed. — USB 3.0 speed emulation was fixed.

— Windows 8.1 support significantly improved. — Callback connection supported now. — Password protection for the specified device added. — New licensing for Remote Support Operators. — Connect of specified remote USB port. — One-time connect support.

— Bug causing reconnection failure after the loss of network connection has been fixed. — Drivers have been updated.

— Data transfer speed for audio and video devices significantly increased. — Support of Microsoft webcam added. — Device names displayed correctly now. — Command line utility added on Client side.

— From now on it’s possible to connect shared USB device even if it’s occupied by a remote user (as a result the remote user becomes disconnected). — Issue that led to incorrect server operation when trying to share virtual USB device fixed.

Version: 6.0

OS: Linux kernel 2.6.32 or greater, libssl 1.0 or greater

15-day trial, only one USB device can be connected by client.

Release Date: 10/09/2019

— Improved performance and stability for a high-speed USB 3.0 devices thanks to a multiprocessing on the Server side. — Automatic creation of sharing rules. — Ability to create callback connection to Clients. — The Client side obtains improved UI, enhanced device connecting rules, support for callback connections, SSL and scripts on device connect/disconnect.

w Legacy versions of USB over Network (Linux version) are no longer supported. We highly recommend you to upgrade to the current version.

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— GUI added in Server. — Command-line utility improved. — Compatibility with latest OpenSSL versions implemented. — Issue with Site License fixed.

— Server can now connect to the FabulaTech License Server. — Client can now connect to several Servers. — GUI added in Client.

— Server: — SSL PEM files support added. — HID device support improved (especially for Wacom tablets). — More important info added to command line utility. — Network server discovery support. — It’s possible to apply new configuration without daemon restart. — Device sharing rules improved. — Callback connection supported now. — Reset device support on the device connect added. — Password protection for the specified device added. — USB 3.0 support improved. — Client: — USB 3.0 support improved. — Support of isochronous data transfer improved (webcams, audio devices). — Now it’s possible to connect to password protected servers and devices. — Reconnect after network broken connection added. — New Linux kernel support improved. — More important info added to command line utility. — It’s possible to connect the remote device, even if the device is connected by another client. The device gets disconnected from remote client in such case (if allowed). — The max. number of connected USB devices is increased.

fixed: — bug with not using alternative settings on physical side — not sending special MaximumTransfersize from from physical side — README is added in package — correctly treat physical:port argument from command line — Seg Fault when unknown physical side name is specified to the virtual side daemon from command line

— Fixed: isochronous transfers on big-endian systems (armeb, mips). — Fixed: better support for string descriptors. — Added: delayed hotplug notification (for slow devices). — Added: open control utility protocol. — Removed: HAL (obsolete). Only udev and usbfs are supported. — Simplified installation procedure (now you can install just from tar.gz archive).

— Device driver is not needed anymore on server side when sharing device manually. — Individual device sharing for identical USB devices (the same Hardware ID) is implemented. — Unicode support. — Citrix support is improved. — udev support is added for Linux version.

— Initial SSL support added. — Many bugs fixed. — This version is not compatible with the previous one.

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USB over Network

Share and access USB devices over local network or the Internet.
For Windows, Linux and macOS.

At a glance

When you need to access remote USB device on another computer, you don’t have a lot of options. You can either unplug the device and move it physically, or use some sort of sharing with a very limited number of device classes. But with USB over Network by FabulaTech it’s possible to organize low-level USB redirection over LAN or the Internet. And it works with virtually any device.

FabulaTech solution

USB over Network consists of two parts: Server and Client. The Server handles physical USB devices and shares them. And the Client installed on another computer connects these shared devices so they appears in the system as if they were physically plugged in. USB over Network Client is free, so it’s very convenient to share all required USB devices by one Server and have access to them from any computer with no extra payments.

USB virtualization

USB stack is fully emulated by the USB over Network. All incoming and outgoing packets are redirected between the real USB device and its virtual copy. So, while connecting shared remote device, its virtual copy appears in the Client OS indistinguishable from the physical one.

Works with virtually any device

Thanks to low-level USB virtualization, our solution is not limited to some specific USB device classes. Even the most exotic, rare or custom-made USB hardware can be shared and accessed remotely.

Windows, Linux and macOS are supported

Mixed environment is possible, when USB device is shared on one of the supported OS’s and connected to a different one. USB over Network Server is available for Windows, Linux and macOS and the USB over Network Client is available for Windows and Linux.

A lot of useful features

• Drivers are not required on the Server side. Moreover, even devices unsupported by the Server-side OS can be perfectly shared with USB over Network.
• USB port can be shared instead of USB device. Any device plugged to that port becomes shared automatically.
• Callback connections are supported, so the Server can force connection to the Client. Also, automatic connection of all shared devices can be configured on the Client.
• Composite USB devices may be shared as a whole or per-interface.
• Sharing Rules system allows fine-tuning of the sharing process for the certain devices or device groups.

Built with security in mind

USB data packets are transferred directly between Client and Server program parts, that are installed on your computers. No FabulaTech or any third-party servers are involved. The only exception is optional checking for new versions. So the solution can be locked in your local network without Internet access.

SSL encrypted link between a Server and a Client is supported. Password protection can be used for each individual USB device and the whole Server as well.

Using sharing rules certain device classes (e.g., flash drives, webcams etc.) may be forbidden or allowed for sharing.

And for uncompromising security we can build a version that connect only certain class of devices, upon request.

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Graphical User Interface

Click Add Server button. Specify the address and TCP port (default 33000) of the remote USB over Network Server. Then click OK .

As a result, specified USB over Network Server will be added to the list of servers. If the server is active at the moment, the program will show the real-time list of USB devices shared on the server.

USB Server Statuses

USB Server is unavailable.

USB Server connection is disallowed for some reason.

Connecting the Remote USB Device

Select USB device and click Connect button. If the selected device is available on the server, it will be connected to your computer over the network. If the device cannot be connected for some reason, you will be notified.

Disconnecting the Remote USB Device

When remote USB device is connected to your computer, it is inaccessible for other users. To disconnect the USB device you have to select it from the list of devices and click Disconnect button.

Removing the USB Server

Select the Server that you want to remove from the list and click Remove Server button. All connected devices shared on the Server will be disconnected automatically.

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