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How to share USB dongle over LAN or Internet Software developers want to secure their products from copying; to that end they introduce dongles. Razdatochnij material dlya doshkoljnikov po matematike. Users want just the opposite – to make using software as simple and convenient as possible, no extra security layers or tricks, please. I hear both sides and there is one thing I can tell you: If we can’t avoid using dongles, we need to simplify working with them to the max.

In this article I’ll tell you how to share USB dongle over network, what dongles are and how to duplicate a dongle. Contents • • • • • •. Here is how you can use it: • Sign up a FlexiHub account and activate a free trial to be able to connect to the remote devices.

• Download and install the software on each of your PCs that need access to the shared dongle. • Launch FlexiHub, sign in using your newly created login credentials. • Find the shared dongle on your other machine that needs access to a USB dongle and connect to it. You can clone USB dongle and use it as if it is attached to your machine directly. A free version of FlexiHub allows you to send the invites for connection to other users, which is very convenient if you have no opportunity to connect any remote HASP USB key or any other device by yourself. Also, you can always test a paid subscription for free for 7 days. Step-by-step instruction: • Install the software after it to the machines that will share and access the remote USB dongle.

• Connect a USB dongle to the computer that will act as a server (share a device), start USB Network Gate and share it from there, what will make a device accessible to the clients (remote computers). • Connect from any client computer to the shared device. Note: • With USB Network Gate it is possible to see what client a USB device is currently connected to, which will certainly be helpful, if a user forgets to disconnect the dongle. • It is important to remember that only one computer will be able to use a shared device at a time. What is a dongle?

A software protection dongle is a device that allows you to protect content from accessing and copying. A hardware key has a product key or other protection mechanism. By attaching it to a computer or another electronic appliance a user can unlock software functionality or decode content or access a hardware device. Dongles are typically attached to a PC via parallel ports, although in Macs you can also use ADB ports.

A dongle passes all data coming through the port it is attached to, so the ports can actually be used for other purposes. It is not uncommon to attach several dongles to a single port. Why is a dongle called a dongle?

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There is a story that ‘dongles’ is derived from the name of a person who designed dongles first – Don Gall. A good advertising trick, but actually nobody knows for sure why dongles are called dongles. An early dongle was a solid and non-dangling RS232 block, it’s only modern dongles that dangle, and only when attached to a key-fob or lanyard. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, dongle first appeared in reference to computer security systems sometime between 1980 and 1982, when someone was seeking a term for a doodad that dangled, dong-like, from a device—and dug up dongle.