USB Network Gate

Had to find a way to let students access a specific high-res scanner from off-campus for their research projects. With USB Network Gate, I connected the scanner to our lab’s server, and now students can scan directly from their laptops like it’s plugged in locally. Setup took maybe 15 minutes. For IT, that’s gold. No weird configurations, just clean USB-over-network functionality. Makes our limited hardware go a lot further.

We use specialized software at MedEquipTech that requires a USB license dongle to run. Our QA team needs access to it from several test machines, which was a nightmare before. USB Network Gate fixed that completely. Now the dongle is plugged into one central desktop, and everyone connects virtually. No more swapping dongles or waiting. It’s stable, fast, and just works—even under heavy test loads. Couldn’t do my job without it now.

I’m a graphic designer working remotely part of the week, and I desperately needed a way to use my Wacom tablet connected to my iMac while working from my MacBook at home. USB Network Gate was a lifesaver. It let me share the tablet over the network without any lag or weird behavior, and I didn’t have to physically bring it home every time. Honestly, it’s just set-it-and-forget-it. Love that it works across macOS too—it’s been rock solid for months now.

I used USB Network Gate to manage USB security keys for software licensing in a cloud-based environment. The software’s ability to securely share and manage these keys remotely made my job significantly easier. The connection was stable, and the interface was intuitive. An excellent tool for modern IT setups.

My lab needed a way to share USB-connected scientific instruments between team members in different locations. USB Network Gate allowed us to remotely access these devices as if they were local. It saved us from purchasing duplicate equipment, making it both cost-effective and efficient. A highly recommended tool!