Yes, I am running mine on a server 2012 VM hosted on ESXi
just pass USB through to the VM.
You will need to re-insert the USB Dongle once you pass the device through to the VM. -This is just a quirk I discovered.
InControl, Aeon labs USB and ESXi
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monkey-magic
posted this
19 January 2014
Axial-User
posted this
28 January 2014
Hi Josh, I'm running ESXi 5.x with Aeon Labs Zstick on Windows 7. Works fine. ESXi host is just a Lenovo T400.
rspoto
posted this
21 January 2014
Have fun. My biggest problem at this point is thinking of stuff to do with it all!
monkey-magic
posted this
21 January 2014
Thanks,
Just waiting on some parts now to set it up.
Josh
sysmg
posted this
21 January 2014
Me three. I am running 1 VCPU and 1GB of memory which seems fine. Basically using a stripped down Win 7 Ultimate 32 bit. Under ESXi 4.1. I do get a weekly bluescreen hang/crash on the VM, but have not had the time to diagnose it. I don't think it has anything to do with VMWare.
rspoto
posted this
20 January 2014
I'm doing the same thing. ESXi 5.x, running Win 7 as a guest and it's working perfectly. No issues pulling/re-inserting the stick, either. Acts just like a normal USB device. I'd recommend at least 1.5 gigs of RAM and two vCPUs for better performance.
monkey-magic
posted this
20 January 2014
Yes, I am running mine on a server 2012 VM hosted on ESXi
just pass USB through to the VM.
You will need to re-insert the USB Dongle once you pass the device through to the VM. -This is just a quirk I discovered.
Thanks, I was thinking of giving it a go anyway. I figured passing the USB dongle through would be the way to go but nice to have confirmation.
Josh
eliashall
posted this
19 January 2014
Yes, I am running mine on a server 2012 VM hosted on ESXi
just pass USB through to the VM.
You will need to re-insert the USB Dongle once you pass the device through to the VM. -This is just a quirk I discovered.
