Released on: 31, August 2009
, Author: Olga Ritchie
, Audience: Software related
The new update features support of devices with multiple configurations and minor bug-fixes. Windows CE version was provided with the new installer and Linux version acquired control utility.
London, UK FabulaTech announced today launch of USB for Remote Desktop 2.6 with a handful of enhancements in the release. Along with minor bug-fixes, support of devices with multiple configurations was added. Moreover, Windows CE version was provided with the new installer and Linux version acquired control utility.
It came out a little bit earlier than everyone expected, the new version has been thoroughly tested and is now fully ready for public use , commented Alan Rourke, one of the software developers.
Talking about the program in general, USB for Remote Desktop is an optimal virtual solution that lets you access your local USB devices while working in remote desktop session. It enables more efficient and simple management of USB devices. Its virtualization capabilities are able to ease your work in remote session. Windows, Linux and Windows CE ready , he added.
The program is ideal for:
- Virtual Desktops.
It's possible to use USB devices from virtual environment. USB devices connected to a host PC become visible from guest OS in virtual machine.
- Thin Clients.
USB devices being plugged to Windows XP, Linux or Windows CE Thin Client appears in remote Windows session (RDP or Citrix ICA).
- Terminal Services and Citrix.
Use universal USB redirection solution for both Microsoft Terminal Service and Citrix, either over ICA or over RDP.
- Blade computing.
Work with any USB device as if it were directly connected to remote blade computer.
Windows, Linux and Windows CE ready. RDP and Citrix ICA support.
More detailed information about USB for Remote Desktop is available at http://www.usb-over-network.com/usb-for-remote-desktop.html
Related downloads
FREE Remote Desktop Access and File Transfer service. iRemotePC provides you with secure full view of your PCs and the ability to transfer files between local and remote PCs via any web-browser for free! Now includes Web Based Remote Support service!
ShowMyPC is a Community for Remote Support providers. Providing tools for Web Conferencing, Instant Support to Service Providers and Users. It started as an open source Desktop Sharing and Remote PC access project, an alternative to subscription based sites li
Remote Computer Access allows the user to control any computer from another computer. Usually this is a common task for a network administrator, but nowadays many people have more than one computer and switching between them takes a lot of time.
Run multiple Remote Desktops inside a single window with a tabbed interface. Using a connection manager you can arrange your remote desktop connection settings logically according to how you work. Designed for IT Support Professionals.
Remote Desktop Control allows you to control any remote computer from another computer. Imagine, you can work on your office computer right from your home computer without leaving the house! You won't even have to leave your cozy chair :)
Captures all keystrokes.Records instant messengers.Monitors application usage.Sends reports by FTP.Remote connection.Remote screencapture.Remote keypress scanner.Remote Desktop function
Free Remote Desktop software. With t-VNC you can control remote computer viewing its Desktop and controlling by the keyboard and mouse. Includes advanced features, like Stretched view, Block remote computer and other.
LANVisor allows you to see the screens of multiple computers connected to the local area network. You can use the software to see what users do on remote computers and automatically take screenshots.
Live Desktop is the fast, simple and secure remote automation utility to help you access your remote PC desktop by Windows Live Messenger in real time. It supports UPnP protocols to access the private network through the NAT gateway.
SupportSmith provides Remote Control and Live Customer Support from anywhere to anywhere. It also extends MS Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance with SSH/2 AES 128-bit encryption and firewall-friendlyness.
