FlexiHub for Linux Short Description:
Software service for accessing remote USB devices connected over the Internet.
FlexiHub for Linux Long Description:
FlexiHub is a software-as-a-service for redirecting all types of USB devices over the network and accessing remote USB devices over the Internet. It is a subdivision of Electronic Team, Inc. and has remained the flagship product since it was presented in 2014. FlexiHub is a convenient software service for individuals, small teams, and major organizations that supports all of the key connection protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, and RDP. FlexiHub is a driverless solution—it does not require any device drivers installed on the local computer, i.e. the device type is detected automatically when connected to remote machines. FlexiHub is a cross-platform service capable of connecting USB devices between different operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and Raspberry Pi. Also, FlexiHub can be used to redirect COM ports over Ethernet (supported only by the Windows version). FlexiHub uses 2048-bit SSL encryption to protect traffic, has Login tokens for safe account sharing, and auto-connect features. Also, it offers optional data compression and the Private Tunnel Server to maximize your connection speed. FlexiHub features the “Keep connection alive” and “Auto-connect” built-in options to minimize any possible downtimes to make USB device sharing as reliable as possible. FlexiHub is distributed via a subscription-based model. FlexiHub comes with a demo subscription during which you can test the service for free within 30 days with 5 sessions available.