Features - Device Policy

Device Policy is extremely powerful feature that helps to control which USB devices or USB device classes are allowed to be shared (or connected). Device Policy consists of a set of rules and supports two modes of operation. Depending on the policy mode, USB Redirector will either allow or deny redirection of the devices that match the rules.

Each Device Policy rule consists of a set of USB identifiers, such as Vendor ID, Product ID, Device Class, Device Subclass, Device Protocol. They can be specified in any combination. For example, it is possible to match the devices by their Device Class only or by Vendor ID/Product ID combination.

You can add, remove and edit Device Policy rules. See the following sections for more information:

How to Add Device Policy Rule

How to Remove Device Policy Rule

How to Edit Device Policy Rule

 

Examples of Device Policy in action

The screenshot below shows a case when sharing of USB keyboards (Class=03; Protocol=01) has been disabled through Device Policy:

USB Redirector Device Policy example on USB server

 

The screenshot below shows a case when connecting of USB mass storage devices (Class=08) has been disabled through the Device Policy:

USB Redirector Device Policy example on USB client

 

The screenshot below shows a case when Device Policy allows sharing of USB security dongles only:

USB Redirector Device Policy rule example

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