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7 Troubleshooting

6.4.2 Server Software components

Following daemons run on the NetUSB-400i USB server which makes USBIP solution possible.

Broadcast Publishes Server and USB Device information.

It runs on UDP Port 6000.

Conﬁg-Server Enables Firmware Conﬁguration from PC client.

It runs on TCP Port 1341.

Conﬁg by MAC ID Enables Quick Conﬁguration from PC client.

It runs on UDP Port 1341.

USB-IP User Level Daemon Accepts incoming requests for device connect and disconnects.

It runs on TCP Port 3240.

Web Server For conﬁguring the NetUSB-400i settings through web interface.

It runs on TCP Port 80, the standard for HTTP.

6.5 Compatible USB Devices

This release of USB Server software supports USB printers, USB multi-function printers, USB

scanners, USB hard drives, USB HID devices (e.g. keyboard and mice), and other USB devices. It

also supports USB Isochronous devices like USB Cameras and USB Audio/Video products in full

speed mode only.

Controlling USB devices over Ethernet may pose some problems to certain devices. Ethernet, and

especially TCP/IP used on that do not allow very strict timings as a physical USB connection

may allow. The client software and the ﬁrmware attempts to allow as many devices as possible.

However no general guarantee can be given for all devices. In case of doubt the user has to check

himself.

7 Troubleshooting

• Make sure communication with the NetUSB-400i software is not blocked. Check out the list

of used communication (6.4.2 above), and conﬁgure your ﬁrewall software to allow these.

Also check if some other software uses the same ports for communication. Re-conﬁgure this

software, or stop it.

• The NetUSB-400i driver software requires basic system services available for USB. Since in

all modern computers a USB controller is already available, these services exist.

This may be diﬀerent in Virtual Machines (VM) realized by hardware emulation drivers.

Either add a virtual USB controller to this VM, or copy the ﬁle USBD.SYS to your

\Windows\system32\drivers folder. You’ll ﬁnd USBD.SYS on your installation CD/DVD.

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