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1. #Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices windows 10
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Without having remote access to my server over the Internet (which I’m afraid I’m not allowing) or me sending the physical dongle to their test lab (which obv means I cant use Cubase for weeks/months so also wont be happening…)

#Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices pro

Good to hear you have VirtualHere running OK, I might have to re-visit this on Cubase Pro 10.5 to see if I can get it working again, but I did try this before and failedĮltima support have been really good trying to help re USB Network Gate - but I think we have hit a dead end, because after lots of USB Debugging and logging on both the (in my use case) Windows ‘server’ (where the dongle is physically plugged in) and the MacBook Pro ‘client’ (where Cubase is installed) all they can be sure about is that there is some sort issue on the communication where Cubase fails to connect to the dongle. Just wondered if you had any advice or whether others had written with same prob?

#Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices software

Its possible that the new software is ‘fussier’ or runs more checks I guess, it looks like your USB NG s/w is doing its job OK - the Mac client shows as connected (green dot),and server shows the device shared OK. into the Mac USB poort, startup and run of 10.5 is fine - so my installation is good.Ĭhecking on wireshark (I’m a network eng) there’s no TCP problem or firewall etc - same LAN, and I can see the TCP stream is fine on the port in use (in my case TCP 17436 for my shared device). With the dongle connected as Steinberg would like i.e. This weekend I just upgraded to the latest version of Cubase (Cubase Pro 10.5) which has the same eLicencer requirement - same dongle being used, same two client/server machines, same USB over ethernet s/w - only diff being the new version of Cubase.īut now I cant get the Cubase 10.5 to ‘see’ the USB dongle, reports it as missing or bad port - its trying but it flakes out, usually resulting in a Force Quit of Cubase.

Which has been great, as I dont have to bring the USB dongle with me everywhere and risk losing/breaking it - I’ve just got plugged in to my always-on Windows server and make the logical USB-over-ether/inter-net connection fine. Its been running fine on Cubase version 7.5 for a few years till now, the odd flaky start but generally OK - even when running over VPN (Zero Tier One) over the Internet. I use USB NG to get around the annoying need (for me, anyhow - not interested in debate on whether this is good or bad, just would like to remain focused on tech here) for Cubase to need my USB dongle (aka ‘eLicencer’ in Steinberg speak) to be physically connected to my Macbook to run the s/w.

#Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices windows 10

To find more information, you can refer to the official page of the app.Looking for tech support here - I have Eltima’s USB network gate installed (single device licence), running as server on Windows 10 machine, client on MacOS Sierra. You can buy a copy of USB Network Gate for $159 (for one shared USB port).

#Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices android

The program is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and Android platforms.Īlso, the software comes with a 14-day free trial, so you can evaluate its functionality and check whether the app meets your needs.It as well enables monitoring user activities, for instance, a user might forget to disconnect from a shared device long after completing a task, you can monitor and control it.

#Usb network gate says you are already sharing maximum number of usb devices password

USB Network Gate allows setting up a connection password for controlled access to USB devices shared over Wi-Fi.

Well, you do not need to worry about security because it is possible to see what computer is currently using the shared device. I know when you heard connect to a USB device over WiFi, the security of the connection and shared device popped into your mind.Yes, you heard me right! From any part of the globe, you can connect to the USB device over Wi-Fi and use it as if it was physically connected to your computer.USB Network Gate helps you share USB over Network among multiple computers by creating a wireless USB bridge so people from your home, office, or any part of the globe can use it.Let's consider the key advantages of this app: