I am looking into purchasing this device. My purpose would be to share a HASP license dongle in a virtual environment. Can this device do it?
212866
YES!!! I have one connected up successfully with a HASP Key loading the software up in a VMs on Hyper-V and it should work in other virtualized environments. I'm not saying it will work with all software that requires it but for mine (a restaurant POS software) it does. It can be a bit of trouble with the original software that came with it with reconnecting the device after a reboot but I downloaded an updated version and no issue since then.
212867
Probably not. The USB over IP driver on Windows is a User Mode driver. Most HASP implementations detect that a user mode driver is in the stack as a way of preventing violations of the copy protection intended by the HASP mechanisms.
804788
It really isn't what this device is designed to do. I'm not saying it can't be done--there are people who have modified this device to run Apache web servers and SQL databases. I know it can do some streaming of previously recorded material, but it isn't why I bought the device and I haven't tried it.
1297767
Greetings, if you can use a dongle Vonet brand. I tried it on my job well and I dreamlink
2211339
I imagine you could. I don't recall seeing any specifications stating otherwise. Bear in mind, however, that the product works through a router which needs to be on in order for files to be accessible.
1402465
No documentation from the manufacturer on that but I don't think it would be enough. If you want to try it, and if it fails, I would be happy to buy the device from you after the fact because for my own applications, it works very well. [robertbridgers@comcast.net]
2099744
I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
2273585
I have not tried that, to the best of my knowledge no. I have 2 of them & I like the feel & portability. The dongle is so small I leave it in my laptop. I do a lot of numeric input.
1409610
It will allow you to do it, but you probably wouldn't be happy with the performance. It's not really designed for hi-speed, graphic intensive applications. I used it primarily to download my cameras while traveling. It's a good, compact device for staying in touch but it's comparatively slow.
2242685
In theory it is supposed to work, after all that's what the HomeplugAV standard is for. But I'd like to hear a real life confirmation of this too. I've heard some shady manufacturers deliberately cripple interoperability to sell their own brand. The key is the certification part I think. Same theory for 200mbps devices coexisting with the 500mpbs ones, but I have heard that mixing them actually degrades performance.
370921
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "remote dongle". This will work with IR remotes, so if you have an older IR remote meant to be used with the PC, this should work. Ironically, it does not work well with genuine Windows Media Center or XBox media remotes.
1098031
It needs to be run via a pc as it users drivers (either resident in your os or on the supplied mini-cd). You would require a second dongle with a high gain omni to re-broadcast the signal, so this isn't a cheap option and you would be better off with a high gain wireless router to share your connection (unless of course it isn't your connection you are trying to share/re-broadcast ;-) )
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I would imagine it would work - I'm running it on a linux virtual box, so an android (linux) mini pc box should work. If you have a regular wifi dongle to test with and it works, I would venture to guess that this should work as well. Hopefully this helps... not definite, but just my experience.
1265912
Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O88CUS/ref=wms_ohs_product
1267281
There should be no reason why that cannot be accomplished. If you've never attached anything to your USB port, your computer will acknowledge that and d/l software, if needed, for that specific device. I am sure you've heard of........plug-n-play? That is what should happen. As long as you have a sound card to deliver it and drivers to make them hand-shake.....no worries.
189753
I would avoid, it uses a proprietary chip set so it needs drivers. I would use another generic dongle I think there is one from Mono. I can check my order history and let you know.
707098
It works well with network media, I've installed Plex media center on my home server and the interface is superb, http://www.plexapp.com/desktop/, if you chose this alternative should consider that you must pay an small fee for Plex for google TV application. (Server side is free)I didn't use any dongle but it depends if it is supported by Google Tv devices (drivers available) you should ask for that to your supplier.
795266
Yes, the device can do that. You may see a little lag off and on depending on wireless conditions.