The I/O bus, or peripheral bus, is the pathway that joins peripheral devices to a PC. The USB device is no longer shown immediately after the system is booted.USB technology is a no-hassle, cost-effective alternative to PCI or ISA bus expansion for peripheral device connectivity.Īs Personal Computers (PCs) continue to decrease in size and become more streamlined, the input/output (I/O) slots have virtually disappeared, posing a challenge for applications like point-of-sale (POS) that require the connection of multiple peripheral devices. Vendor ID: Hexadecimal manufacturer number.(Default)Ī device rule applies to a specific device that is identified by its ÚSB vendor ID and USB product ID. The device will be reset after the connection with the session has been terminated. The device will not be automatically reset after the connection with the session has been terminated. The USB device may be removed from the system (thin client). This setting is only effective if the Takeaway parameter is enabled. The USB device is no longer shown immediately after the system is booted. The USB device is only removed from the system (thin client) when the session starts. Override name: Optional alternative device name that should appear in the session instead of the device name delivered by the device.Override serial: Optional alternative serial number that should appear in the session instead of the serial number delivered by the device.Name: Short description of the rule the text appears in the Setup.Subclass ID: Selection list of device subclasses.Class ID: Selection list of device classes.Prohibit: Devices that have the properties defined here are not redirected.Allow: Devices that have the properties defined here are redirected by the Fabulatech USB redirection.Default rule: This rule will apply if no special rule was configured for a class or a device.Ĭlass rules apply to USB device classes and sub-classes.Please be aware that in IGEL Linux 10.02.x or higher, any USB storage device that may be connected to the thin client is automatically unsafely removed upon activation of Fabulatech USB redirection.įabulatech USB redirection is disabled for all RDP sessions. Otherwise the Hotplug storage device will not be safely removed when the session starts, and this could lead to data loss. Ensure that no other Hotplug storage device (USB stick) is connected if a session is started with Fabulatech USB redirection.

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