Redirect USB Devices to
the Cloud

USB Network Gate is a software that connects all your USB devices to your cloud server, ensuring compatibility and security so that you can access them easily from any machine. Let’s take a closer look at the USB to cloud passthrough issue.

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Access USB devices in the clouds

When working with your favorite USB devices in the cloud or migrating your workstation to another platform, accessing your USBs can be challenging. Not every cloud service lets you use your 3D mouse or POS scanner. This is where the USB Network Gate comes in. With USB Network Gate, you can move your workstation to a cloud-based virtual machine and still utilize your favorite USB devices, such as game controllers, VR sets, and 3D mice, while working in the cloud. Enjoy cloud computing without compromising the performance and flexibility of your local devices.

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Supported Clouds

USB Network Gate works on all popular cloud platforms, including:

VMware ESX
Azure
Amazon
UIBM Cloud
Oracle
Google Cloud

Virtualization and cloud software and providers. VMware ESXi, IBM Cloud, AWS, Microsoft Asure, Oracle, and Google Cloud.

Direct access to any USB device

USB Network Gate allows you to seamlessly connect any USB device to a virtual machine running on your cloud server, so you can access and use everything you need without any hassle or interruption.

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How to access USB in a cloud with USB Network Gate

You need just to install the app with a couple of simple steps and you can work in the cloud with all your USBs.

1

Install

Install USB Network Gate both on the local machine with the attached USB device and the cloud-based virtual workstation you plan to access it from.

2

Launch

Launch the app on the local PC and share the device in the “Local USB devices” window.

The Local USB Devices tab should be opened by default, but if it isn’t, switch it near the top of the window. The Share buttons are on the right, next to their respective device on the list.

3

Connect

Start UNG on the remote machine (terminal server), go to the “Remote devices” tab, and click “Connect” next to the shared device.

Enable “RDP auto-connect” if you want UNG to automatically re-establish your connections for future RDP sessions.

What customers say

4.9 overall rank, based on 372 reviews.

Successfully used by 150+ companies worldwide

James Hughes,
Software Applications Engineer

USB Network Gate comes to the rescue with its powerful USB port virtualization technology. The software works across any network and allows forwarding the USB device port to any networked machine.

With USB Network Gate, there’s no need to use additional hardware or cables. No complex connection configuration as well.

Keith Evans,
Flight Data Technician

My use case is connecting a USB-only laser printer to a computer on a different floor, and it has performed just fine.

Janet Camper,
Information Systems Manager

USB Network Gate is very convenient to use, and the HMI is very friendly.

Thanks to your software, we can access some very specific license dongles from our German parent company, which saves us a lot of money.

Elizabeth Stein,
Photography Enthusiast

The software works with UDP - redirects USB to the network without any additional settings. It works great most of the time - I don't have any doubts. The localized interface was a good bonus for me.

USB Network Gate

Redirect USB Devices to the Cloud