Mapping VMs to Managed Devices
How to map Virtual Machines to managed devices - USB hosts/ports.
Virtual machines can be mapped or point to any managed device such as USB port or a USB host. This is particularly beneficial when used with the passthrough feature when a target device is mapped to a USB host. This can be accomplished in the following manner.
Under >Managed Devices > USB Port >
Enable
"Automatically map connected devices to Virtual Machine" and add the exact host name under "Virtual Machine name:" This could be a virtual machine on the same device.
If running a virtual machine on a different Nodegrid devices then connect the 2 usb ports via Type A (male-to-male) connector.
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