You can use the Hasp with a VM server by redirecting the application to a different host
The host machine with a physical USB port must be on the same Local Area Network.
There must be a route to the machine from all clients with the application installed.
Any Firewall between clients and the Server must open the port 1947
Download the Latest Driver and Hasp Licence Manager from:
The Hasp License Manager must be installed as a service on the host machine.
You will be asked to choose installation type during the install select service and allow it to make changes to the firewall configuration for you (Windows Only) 3rd party firewalls must be configured as above.
Say Yes when it aske do you want to install the driver if you have not already downloaded and installed the latest drivers.
When you plug the Hasp into the USB socket the Hasp will glow red once Windows identifies it and configures the driver automatically, if the unit does not light red there is a problem in device manager and the drivers may need updating for your OS.
Once installed locate the Hasp's config file usually called Hasp_cfg.ini or similar depending on the application
Open with notepad and remove the ; from the start of the line NH_SERVER_ADDR= and add the IP address of the Host server with the Hasp attached, then save and start the application.
[NH_COMMON]
NH_NETBIOS=0
NH_SESSION=1
[NH_TCPIP]
;NH_SERVER_ADDR=
;NH_USE_BROADCAST=0
SO it should read:
[NH_COMMON]
NH_TCPIP=1
NH_IPX=1
NH_NETBIOS=0
NH_SESSION=1
[NH_TCPIP]
NH_SERVER_ADDR=192.168.1.1
;NH_USE_BROADCAST=0