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Virtual Server and SX Virtual Link

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 03/20/2007
From: Thomas Roettinger
Message:

Hello

I use a virtual Terminal Server and a Silex 1000 Box.

The Box brings USB over the Network to any machine.
Is uses the local USB Driver Stack.

When i connect a USB Device over the Silex Box to my virtual Server i only
have a USB Massage Storage Device in the device Manager.

Is there any Chance to get this running in a virtual machine because usb is
not support. that it would not work to map a usb device from the host is
clear but that the usb device drivers will generaly not work is new to me?

Does anyone else made this experience?

Thanks
--
Microsoft Gold Partner
logic-base GmbH

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Re: Virtual Server and SX Virtual Link

Sent: 03/21/2007
From: "Bill Grant" <not.available@online>
Message:

I would think that a virtual machine should be able to operate as a
client to the Silex box. (ie it should be able to access a remote USB device
linked to the box). I know that the FabulaTech software will work in VPC.
The difference there is that you actually load "server" and "client"
software on to the machines rather than using a hardware box like the Silex.

http://www.usb-over-network.com/

"Thomas Roettinger" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in
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> Hello
>
> I use a virtual Terminal Server and a Silex 1000 Box.
>
> The Box brings USB over the Network to any machine.
> Is uses the local USB Driver Stack.
>
> When i connect a USB Device over the Silex Box to my virtual Server i only
> have a USB Massage Storage Device in the device Manager.
>
> Is there any Chance to get this running in a virtual machine because usb
> is
> not support. that it would not work to map a usb device from the host is
> clear but that the usb device drivers will generaly not work is new to me?
>
> Does anyone else made this experience?
>
> Thanks
> --
> Microsoft Gold Partner
> logic-base GmbH

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