USB Network Gate functions by packaging USB data into TCP/IP packets to transmit it to a remote machine, where it appears as if physically connected to a local virtual port.
The 9.0 update focused on refined control over shared connections and improved integration with remote infrastructure:
Supports sharing between diverse operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android .
Users can now disable the automatic device restart feature to prevent a hardware reset immediately after a client disconnects. Core Capabilities
Includes traffic compression options to improve data transfer speeds over limited bandwidth.
Added the ability for the server to initiate disconnection after a set period of inactivity, freeing up the device for other users.
Introduced per-session isolation, allowing a shared USB device to be assigned exclusively to a specific user in a Remote Desktop (RDP) session, making it invisible to other users.
Comprehensive support for Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol and native RemoteFX USB Redirection , ensuring devices like webcams or scanners function seamlessly in virtual sessions.
