USB Over Network 3.4.2 released: say “Hello!” to mobility and virtualization!
Major update: VMware compatibility is improved. Issue that may lead to BSOD on Windows 2003 Server is fixed.
Now several users can share any USB device despite their physical location with USB Over Network from multiple virtual machines. The software provides smooth operation with USB devices on virtual machines or terminal server. All you have to do is to install USB over Network Server on the PC where USB devices are plugged in. USB over Network Client must be installed on the virtual machines you want to give access to those very USB devices you’ve already plugged in. That’s all. Anyone can work now with shared remote USB devices as if they were connected directly to his/her local PC. Multiple virtual machines can be connected to a USB device. It’s very simple and meets terrific possibility with no space and bounds.
Clear navigation system and easy configuration - simple USB sharing. Client-server architecture.

Which benefits will I get?
- There is no need to move USB devices from one computer to another or occupy others’ PCs to work with USB device.
- You can save your money considerably. There is no need to buy additional expensive equipment.
- USB over Network Client is free software. You can purchase the license of USB over Network Server, install it on PC where USB device is plugged in and unlimited number of users will be able to work with that USB device.
- No USB device can ever be damaged, stolen or lost.
- Allows to work with remote USB devices as with local ones
- Unlimited USB devices can be shared on server
- USB devices safe removal is supported
- Hot USB devices sharing/unsharing (without computer reboot)
- True Plug-and-Play
USB over Network functionality can be easily integrated into your application with OEM License. So you can share USB devices or connect them up from your application directly.
Everything is easier with FabulaTech. Click here to download USB Over Network.
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July 11th, 2008 at 6:45 pm
I think you should post more often, I have enjoyed this so far. Added to my reader. SusanO
July 12th, 2008 at 10:35 am
Great blog, subscribed to your rss feed. Thanks.