you might want to specify in more details what scenarios you are thinking of using the term "remotely"
I can remotely mount a USB device into the exported file system (share) and then access is from there
now, dependent on what remotely means, the access will be established ...
e.g. I have a Windows based mini PC (weather server) which runs 24/7 - I can access this PC remotely e.g. via a VNC connection and then access the exported MB Samba share - and there the USB device after having mounted it beforehand
this can occur inside the local network or from outside
and it doesn't matter if it's the front or the back USB port which the USB device uses ...
I can remotely mount a USB device into the exported file system (share) and then access is from there
now, dependent on what remotely means, the access will be established ...
e.g. I have a Windows based mini PC (weather server) which runs 24/7 - I can access this PC remotely e.g. via a VNC connection and then access the exported MB Samba share - and there the USB device after having mounted it beforehand
this can occur inside the local network or from outside
and it doesn't matter if it's the front or the back USB port which the USB device uses ...
Statistics: Posted by Gyvate — Sat Jan 27, 2024 8:45 pm