So you went out and bought yourself a couple of nice USB external backup drives for your home and office, and all of your most important files are stored on them. But what happens when you're sitting at home and you really need to get at your work files, or vice versa? Or what if you're actually at home or work, but you're using a different workstation that doesn't have your precious hard drive plugged into it? Do you physically move yourself to the other machine? Do you lose valuable time waiting until you get home (or back to the office) to access your much-needed files? Or do you get a copy of USB Device Share and never be out of touch with your USB peripherals ever again?
USB Device Share lets you share any USB device remotely over the Internet or via LAN. Just install USB Device Share on the computer that has the USB device plugged into it, and any computer that has the client software installed will be able to access that USB device! Imagine being able to tap into your external hard drive from anywhere! Share that expensive USB scanner with every computer in your office or lab setting! Save loads of money by not buying pricey NAS drives or multiple USB peripherals for multiple workstations! Even better, USB Device Share lets you share an UNLIMITED number of USB devices without the need to install drivers!
Besides being incredibly easy to use, USB Device Share comes with a ton of bells and whistles that make it even more useful. You can configure USB Device Share to automatically share any USB peripheral as soon as its plugged into the host machine. You can deny sharing for specific devices, like keyboards. You can even have USB Device Share block or allow selected clients based on their IP address!
So, begin your journey of instant remote access and incredible cost savings with USB Device Share!
I like the idea of connecting to some external usb-drives from the internet. Can the access be protected by a password? If not, is this planned in a next version? Thank you, Miike
Dear Mike, Security via password protection will be implemented in the next version of USBDeviceShare. We plan to release this by end of October. Regards, Sreejith SysNucleus USBDeviceShare Team
Does not install on Vista 64.
If I want to share devices attatched to different machines but on same network do I have to buy multiple server licences?
@ Rich D Current version of USBDeviceShare supports only 32bit version of Windows. The 64-bit edition of USBDeviceShare is in beta right now and will be released later this month. If you are interested in trying out the beta 64bit edition, please send a mail to support@sysnucleus.com @Mark Hill You need to purchase a license for each installation of server. There is no limit to the devices which can be shared at the server, nor to the number of clients which can be installed in your network.
You can download the 64-bit edition of USBDeviceShare from http://www.sysnucleus.com/usbshare/usbdeviceshare-x64.zip
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