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Hi, <br>
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i have this use case i want to do. I'm running a client inside a sandbox connecting to a remote host. Now when i plug in my local usb drive via my client, I want to be able to access the files from the remote host. I know i need to punch hole. Can i
use the --device to just open up usb? or i need to do --device=all?</div>
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Thanks for any tips anyone can provide me!</div>
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Winnie<br>
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