George_White
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Re: USB Dongle Driver Just On The Server
Reply #3 on: Aug 3rd, 2009, 6:02am |
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As far as I understand, you do it other way around? You have USB for Remote Desktop Workstation on your Windows Server, and USB for Remote Desktop Server on the remote machine? And you are trying to RDP to the remote machine FROM the WIndows Server 2008? What do you mean by "RemoteDesktop"? An RDP session? USB for Remote Desktop is usually used this way: you install the Workstation part of the software on the Client Machine and the Server part of the software on the Server. Then you RDP into that server and plug the USB device into the Client, and then you'll be able to work with the device while being in the RDP session from the Client machine. Judging by your particular scenario our other solution will be more appropriate. It's called USB over Network and it allows you to work with remote USB devices over a local network or Internet as if they were connected directly to your local PC. Thus, you'll have to instal USB over NEtwork Server on your Server 2008, and USB over NEtwork Client on your remote machine. Then you'll be able to share the devices plugged into the Server. To download the trial version please go to: http://fabulatech.com/usb-over-network-download.html
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