how on Earth can we link these hardware keys to our virtual machine?Īnd im not asking about configurations, I can easily figure out how to assign a USB port/ device to a VM. These 'dongles' require the Sentinel HASP drivers in order for the system to fully recognize the license held on each dongle. The software in question requires a USB Dongle/ key for licensing. The biggest hurdle for us would be the Software Licensing for some of our software. Just make a small script in which you do not only modproxy at boot but also create the required usb-rules to use aliases rather than ttyACM0 etc.Īs we do not know what the future of DSM7 (release notes) will bring I disabled the auto-update feature to ensure I can closely check the changes made by Synology.While researching the requirements to make our production servers into Virtual Machines, I have ran into a wall. I readl in the post that you need to unplug your devices each time you reboot but this isn't the case on my side. Deconz, rfxTRX and z-wave modules are running just fine. It actually works pretty nicely when using a small boot/startup task with following commands (ran as root): modprobe usbserialmodprobe ftdi_siomodprobe cdc-acmĪs I ran everything in docker already no issues were observed.

Ok so I tested DSM7 (couldn't resist not to install it).

I'm hesistant to test it but if there is no solution I see no other way than to just try it and make a script.

I have an rfxTRX and Conbee stick plugged in into my NAS (with HA in running in docker). Didn't test it yet but I saw the following post: ĭid anyone else test this already? I'm exactly the in the same situation.

Usb security dongles