Hello!
Yes AnywhereUSB_14
Flash drives are inserted into it, which are forwarded to the Windows Server virtual machine.
You need to automate turning a specific group of ports on and off after rebooting the Windows Server virtual machine.
How can I control the AnywhereUSB_14 ports via powershell or other tools so that I can schedule this action into the Windows task schedule when Windows starts?
Hello @Sofr , we don’t have much about Windows Powershell automation of the AWUSB 14 (G2), but I’d recommend taking a look at the following, as you’d want to setup Powershell with the AWUSB driver’s CLI commands:
https://www.digi.com/support/knowledge-base/about-awconsole-cli-command-line-anywhereusb-confi
As for the product itself, it’s been EOL’d in favor of the AnywhereUSB Plus (G3), which you’ll find here: