Access USB over Network : USB Device Share

USB Device Share lets you share USB devices and access them remotely over network (LAN or internet). Using this software, USB devices connected to remote computers can be accessed as if they are locally plugged in. Applications which work with the device can then be run without the device being locally present.

Access USB over network, over IP Remotely access USB Devices Share unlimited devices ! ($69.98 only) Supports all types of USB Devices Software based solution, fast & stable USB 3.0 Support Supports Virtual Machines

USB Device Share is a USB over Ethernet / USB over Network software. It is a 100% software solution to access USB over network (USB over IP). USBDeviceShare supports all types of USB devices : USB 1.x, 2.0 and 3.0 devices (low, full, high & super speed).

Please note that a USB device shared at server can be accessed only by a single remote client at a time. Simultaneous (concurrent) access to the shared device from multiple clients is not supported. This is a limitation of USB bus and not of USBDeviceShare. (See Auto Connect feature of Client)
Supports all versions of Windows operating system. Supports 64 bit Windows Editions.
(Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 / 2008 Server, Windows Vista, Windows 7 & Windows 8 beta)

See who all are using USBDeviceShare USB over network software: Featured Customer List

We offer 30 days money back guarantee for USBDeviceShare, Free support and Free upgrades for 1 year. Contact us at support@sysnucleus.com.

USBDeviceShare in Action

We recommend that you download and try the free evaluation copy of USBDeviceShare to learn more about the features.

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Download and try the 15 days free evaluation version:

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USBDeviceShare Manual
View the online help manual to learn more about the features:

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Product Datasheet
Download USBDeviceShare product datasheet (pdf document):

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Key Benefits

Access USB devices from anywhere
With USB Device Share you can connect to your USB devices remotely over network/internet. This helps to access devices which are not easily portable. Your device which is physically present at your home or office is safe and secure.
Save cost, Share expensive devices
Share expensive USB devices with members in your home/organization. No need to purchase additional hardware. Use USB Device Share to share devices over network and cut down expenses.
Supports all types of USB devices
All types of USB devices like scanners, printers, communication devices, storage devices, human interface devices, video, audio, vendor specific devices etc. can be shared and accessed remotely using USB Device Share.
Easy to use and stable
We have tested USB Device Share with a variety of USB devices with a wide range of bandwidth requirements. We offer USB Device Share as an easy-to-use as well as stable solution to access remote USB devices.

Key Features

Automatic sharing of devices
Devices can be set up to be automatically shared as soon as they are plugged in or during server startup. There is also an option to share all newly plugged in devices.
Deny sharing for selected devices
To prevent users from accidentally sharing a device which should not be shared (for example the system's primary USB mouse or keyboard), the 'Deny sharing for this device' feature can be used.
IP Filters
IP Filters can be used to block or allow only selected clients in the network from connecting with USB Device Share server.
Supports callback connections
USB Device Share Client supports callback connections from the server. This feature is useful when the server is behind a router or firewall and cannot accept incoming connections.
Supports USB 3.0 (Super Speed USB)
USB 3.0 (Super Speed USB) devices can be shared and remotely accessed using USBDeviceShare.

How to use ?

Release Updates

June 25, 2012: Support for callback connections from server, Per device licensing, Minor improvements and bug fixes

January 20, 2011: Support for sharing and remotely accessing USB 3.0 devices over network, Interoperability between 32 bit and 64 bit editions of USBDeviceShare

April 8, 2010: Added inactivity timeout feature for devices shared at server, Fixed bug with sharing/nick naming/auto connecting identical devices, Added option to auto start client at startup, Minor bug fixes

Nov 16, 2009: Added password based security for server, Updated status icons, Added status bar message indicators, Server UI displays server name and port number

Sep 1, 2009: Automatic sharing of devices, Device properties window, Connect when available feature, Deny sharing of specified devices, IP Filter, Auto start server with Windows startup, No need to install driver for devices at server, Minor bug fixes

June 6, 2009: Updated user interface, Server minimizes to system tray, Minor bug fixes and stability improvements

Install USBDeviceShare-Server where devices are present.

Install USB Device Share server where devices are physically present and where they need to be shared. Shared devices can be accessed remotely over network using USB Device Share client.
Install USBDeviceShare-Client where devices need to be remotely accessed.

USB Device Share Client is used to connect to USB Device Share Server and remotely plug-in the shared devices.

For more information please refer the help document which comes along with USB Device Share installation.

Summary

USBDeviceShare lets you:

Share USB devices and access them remotely over network.
Reduce costs by sharing USB devices between multiple machines and installations.
Configure the program to automatically share any USB device that is detected.
Block or allow remote access based on IP addresses.
Access USB devices connected to the Host OS from the Guest OS in Virtual Machine environments.

Who Needs USBDeviceShare? You do if you've ever:

Wanted a way to access USB resources remotely, without a lot of complicated networking setup.
Needed to reduce costs associated with multiple workstations.
Were turned off by the high costs of Network Attached Storage solutions.

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