Remote connection

Network connection

To use a USB device from any computer in the local network, download, install, and configure USBoNET on both computers:

To provide shared access to the USB device on the server side:

In the application, choose to continue in trial mode (free key available for the first year).
Within the Devices tab, you have a comprehensive view of all presently connected devices within the system. Customize each device to your preferences by simply clicking on the gear icon associated with each.
After configuring settings, click “Allow Access” to share the device over the network.

To connect to the device from a client system outside the local network:

Launch the program on the client machine. Navigate to the “Remote ports” tab on the left side of the interface. Click on it, and you will be prompted to either add a port or add a server. Choose the “add server” option. In the ensuing window, input the IP address of the server machine where your USB devices are connected.
Proceed as with the machine in the local network: If a password was set on the server system, click the gear icon and enter the password; if not, simply click “Connect,” and the device is now connected to your system.

Gate mode

To use a USB device from any computer in the local network, download, install, and configure USBoNET on both computers:

To provide shared access to the USB device on the server side:

– In the application, choose to continue in trial mode (free key available for the first year).
– Navigate to the “Device” tab to observe a comprehensive list of all connected devices within your system. Customize each device effortlessly by clicking on the gear icon, allowing you to configure essential settings according to your preferences.

– Once you’ve adjusted the settings, simply click “Allow Access” to enable the sharing of the device across the network. Now you are almost done.
– Next, click on the icon of the running person above the device; this enables Gate Mode. However, note that this option compromises Windows security, so only the computer administrator can activate it. The program will suggest restarting in administrator mode.

To connect to the device from a client system outside the local network:

– Initiate USBoNET, navigate to the “Remote ports” section, select “Add Server,” input the server machine’s IP, and then click “Save.” It’s easy, just follow to adwice.
– Proceed as with the machine in the local network: If a password was set on the server system, click the gear icon and enter the password; if not, simply click “Connect,” and the device is now connected to your system.

We hope you found this article helpful. Wishing you the best working results with USBoNET from our team!