Hello, I am currently using your trial version of USB for Remote Desktop with a RNDIS Linux device , attempting to connect it to a Azure Virtual Desktop. The device is detected on the Client side, and I can see the Remote session (AVD) in the redirect device listing. However I cannot redirect to the AVD session, either by drag and drop or redirect device selection. Hoping you can help!
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Re: RNDIS Linux Device Not Redirecting to AVD Reply #1 on: Aug 29th, 2022, 7:07am
What OS are you using on the local (USB for Remote Desktop (workstation)) side? Linux? As far as I know, only Igel AVD client (Igel Linux TC) supports the use of virtual channels (our transport layer). Please clarify.
Let me know the following: - what OS do you use on both (local workstation and remote server) sides? - do you see your RNDIS usb device in USB for Remote Desktop (server) GUI? - do you have a native device driver for the remote OS?
Activate the device in USB for Remote Desktop (server) GUI, open Device Manager on the remote side, View - Devices by connection - Open FabulaTech Virtual USB Host Controller 3 - find your redirected device there, let me know the device status.
- Local workstation is Windows 10 OS, Remote Server AVD is Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session 21H2. - Yes, I see the RDNIS device in the Remote Server (GUI) however when I click on it, it prompts "cannot connect to USB" - The device drivers have been installed in the Remote Server AVD.
I cannot locate my Device as per the path you mentioned. However, there is a single entry USB Root Hub (USB 3.0) which provides the status "This device is working properly".
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