5 thoughts on “The relationship between virtual machines and encryption dogs”
Howard
Both of them are nothing directly, right? The only connection to think of is that some virtual machines now do not support encryption dogs. This dogs are hardware facilities for encrypted software, files, and courseware. Now, like a U disk, the software that is encrypted by encrypted dogs cannot be used when the corresponding encryption dog is inserted. The virtual machine refers to a complete computer system that has a complete hardware system function that has a complete hardware system function that runs in a complete isolation environment.
The virtual machine cannot identify the encryption dog. Of course, if you use USB Server technology, it can be achieved. Our company uses clouds based on USBServer technology.
Both of them are nothing directly, right? The only connection to think of is that some virtual machines now do not support encryption dogs.
This dogs are hardware facilities for encrypted software, files, and courseware. Now, like a U disk, the software that is encrypted by encrypted dogs cannot be used when the corresponding encryption dog is inserted.
The virtual machine refers to a complete computer system that has a complete hardware system function that has a complete hardware system function that runs in a complete isolation environment.
The virtual machine cannot identify the encryption dog. Of course, if you use USB Server technology, it can be achieved. Our company uses clouds based on USBServer technology.
There is a VM menu under the main interface ---- Removable Devices --- USB Devices, you can see your U disk under USB Devices
Completely two things, check the encyclopedia
Theoretically, these two are windy horses and cows.
but not clear what the relationship you ask. Need you to clarify.