Tuesday, 17 August 2010

New - AnywhereUSB/14

AnywhereUSB products are network-attached USB hubs that connect USB peripheral devices to a PC over a Local Area Network. The AnywhereUSB TS model also adds four RS-232 serial ports, enabling the mixing of USB and serial ports over the same network connection. Relocating the host PC to a remote location translates to smaller workstations, enabling deployment without a local PC in kiosks, ATMs, restaurant kitchens, manufacturing lines or any hostile or non-secure area where having a local PC is not practical.

New 19'' Rack model

VMware ESX Server Using AnywhereUSB to Connect USB Devices

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This would be great if you could connect multiple VMs to the same AnywhereUSB device, but in my experiences with the AnywhereUSB/5, it was an all or nothing proposition. I don't have a need for 5 USB devices on a single VM, let alone 14. Not to mention the complete lack of security (any VM with the drivers installed can connect to any AnywhereUSB device--first come, first served). Other than that, the product worked great, which is better than some of the other products I evaluated.

#1 AC (Homepage) on 2010-08-17 17:18 (Reply)

the 14 Model will connect to more then 1 server unlike the 5. thats whats so great about it. dual power, and nic. and a rack device unlike the 5.

#1.1 JS on 2010-08-25 05:35 (Reply)

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New - AnywhereUSB/14

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