UsbService.exe shared-usb-disconnectInterrupt the current connection for this device.USB port 1 on the first hub will become available to the local system.ĭisplay the list of shared USB ports (devices). Shared devices list can be derived with show-shared-usb command.Įxample: UsbService.exe unshare-usb-port 1:1 Usb-port : USB port number that will be unshared. Make a port available to the local system. UsbService.exe unshare-usb-port usb-port.The first USB port will be shared on the first USB hub the connection will require authorization the server will wait for connection on TCP port 3777 \”My usb flash\” is additional description all traffic is encrypted.
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If the full network path is indicated, then the server will initiate the connection with the client PC.Į.g.: 3777 – waiting for connection on port 3777 localhost:3777 – client will try to connect with the server on localhost:3777.ĭesc : The additional description of the device.Īuth : Indicates the password for connection with this device.Ĭrypt : Indicates that all traffic will be encrypted.Įxample: UsbService.exe share-usb-port 1:1 -tcp=3777 -desc="My usb flash" -auth="123" -crypt If only the TCP port number is indicated, then the server will wait for incoming connection from the client PC. It can be derived with show-usb-list command. Usb-port : The number of USB port that will be shared. UsbService.exe share-usb-port usb-port.Note: For the 64-bit Windows version the UsbService64.exe must be used instead. USB Network Gate commands are the following: Note: USB Network Gate Service commands (install, uninstall, enable, disable) are available for the SDK License owners only and are described solely in the SDK User Guide, which will become available to you after the SDK License purchase. Command line is available for all license types. USB Network Gate lets you use command line options to automate the process of sharing USB devices on the server and connecting to them on the client.
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