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Dec 17, 2019 As you may know, remote protocols cannot support USB devices of some types, but with a reliable third-party USB over RDP redirector app called USB Network Gate, you'll be able to forward virtually any local USB peripheral over RDP with only a few clicks. Feb 04, 2011 RemoteFX USB redirection does support USB-to-serial converters as well as some HID devices, but is only available on virtual machines hosted on a RemoteFX host (Windows 7 SP1 or later). By Design - Currently USB devices, except very narrow specific classes of devices, are redirected in a RDP session. MagTek USB Card Swipe Reader; If you are using one of the above card readers, no additional download is necessary. The following add-ons are available for use with 1stMILE MiddleWare. These add-ons provide additional card reader functionality for the designated compatible hardware. Remember to check the USB Network Gate 'Device Isolation Components' in the setup screen. Select the 'Remote USB device' tab and locate the device from the list. Click on the dropdown list and choose the 'Connect for this session' option.


You may want to restrict access to a USB device when multiple users are sharing a remote computer. The device might have sensitive information that should not be made available to the general user community.

Problem

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The Windows default is to allow any user logged onto a computer to have access to all connected USB devices. There is no native method of efficiently limiting access to the devices which can be a problem when a Windows machine is shared by multiple users or hosting several Remote Desktop sessions.

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Solution


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USB Redirection software provides a solution that enables per-session USB device isolation to be implemented on Remote Desktop sessions.

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Per-session isolation enables a designated RDP session to be given exclusive access to a USB device. This feature lets you maintain USB device access for a specific session while restricting other users from connecting to the peripheral equipment.

How to implement device isolation


The USB Network Gate Device Isolation Components are required to implement device isolation. They need to be installed on the client computer that will connect to the USB device remotely. During installation on the client machine just check the 'Device Isolation Components' box.

Note: The Device Isolation Components do not need to be installed on the USB Network Gate Server. This is the machine that has a direct connection to the USB devices.

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Dec 17, 2019 As you may know, remote protocols cannot support USB devices of some types, but with a reliable third-party USB over RDP redirector app called USB Network Gate, you'll be able to forward virtually any local USB peripheral over RDP with only a few clicks. Feb 04, 2011 RemoteFX USB redirection does support USB-to-serial converters as well as some HID devices, but is only available on virtual machines hosted on a RemoteFX host (Windows 7 SP1 or later). By Design - Currently USB devices, except very narrow specific classes of devices, are redirected in a RDP session. MagTek USB Card Swipe Reader; If you are using one of the above card readers, no additional download is necessary. The following add-ons are available for use with 1stMILE MiddleWare. These add-ons provide additional card reader functionality for the designated compatible hardware. Remember to check the USB Network Gate 'Device Isolation Components' in the setup screen. Select the 'Remote USB device' tab and locate the device from the list. Click on the dropdown list and choose the 'Connect for this session' option.


You may want to restrict access to a USB device when multiple users are sharing a remote computer. The device might have sensitive information that should not be made available to the general user community.

Problem

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The Windows default is to allow any user logged onto a computer to have access to all connected USB devices. There is no native method of efficiently limiting access to the devices which can be a problem when a Windows machine is shared by multiple users or hosting several Remote Desktop sessions.

Related Articles


Solution


USB Redirection software provides a solution that enables per-session USB device isolation to be implemented on Remote Desktop sessions.

High-speed Usb Isolation

Per-session isolation enables a designated RDP session to be given exclusive access to a USB device. This feature lets you maintain USB device access for a specific session while restricting other users from connecting to the peripheral equipment.

How to implement device isolation


The USB Network Gate Device Isolation Components are required to implement device isolation. They need to be installed on the client computer that will connect to the USB device remotely. During installation on the client machine just check the 'Device Isolation Components' box.

Note: The Device Isolation Components do not need to be installed on the USB Network Gate Server. This is the machine that has a direct connection to the USB devices.

These three files make up the USB Network Gate Device Isolation Components:

  • Dynamic link libraries (sessapart32.dll and sessapart64.dll);

  • Device isolation driver (sessapart.sys).

With these software components, USB Redirector lets you restrict access to a USB device when it is used by a remote shared computer. The device will only be recognized and accessible in the sessions you select.

Here's how to enable per-session USB device isolation:

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  1. Install the software on the computer with a physical connection to the USB device you want to share. This machine is the USB Network Gate Server.

  2. Launch and open the 'Local USB devices' tab.

  3. Locate the peripheral you want to share in the device list and select 'Share' next to its name.

  4. Once the device has been shared on the server, the software needs to be installed on the computer or Terminal Server that will remotely access it, known as the USB Network Gate Client.
  5. Note: Remember to install the USB Network Gate Device Isolation Components on the client PC if you plan on restricting access to USB devices.

  6. Open the 'Remote USB devices' tab and select the required device from the application's display.

  7. Choose 'Connect for this session' from the drop-down menu:

You can use the main menu and select Connect devices > Connect for this session:

Note: This type of connection cannot make use of the auto-reconnect feature of the software. After the device is connected, its status will display the session name that can access the device.


At the conclusion of your session, the connection is automatically closed on the client computer.

Note: If a user is running multiple sessions, isolated USB devices will only be available in the designated session, not every one that the user has open.

That's all there is to it! Now you can provide access to a specific Remote Desktop session while eliminating the possibility that other users can connect to the device.





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