USB over IP

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In this video, I show you how you can use a USB device over a network, just as though it was plugged into your host locally.

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@dalesmith8666

@cdxer

Package usbip is not available, but is referred to by another package.

@SimonPlatten

What versions of Raspbian and Ubuntu did you use, because I'm having problems with Raspbian 11 and Ubuntu 22.04.

@SimonPlatten

Is there anything that developers can do that prevents a USB from being shared like this over a network? For example a lot of software vendors use USB devices to license there product, a dongle ? I have set-up a share for a USB device to share a CAN module as you have done, I then tried the same with another type of network interface and this didn't work, so I'm curious to know if it can be prevented by the device ?

@chaoticlue

Hi. I have a software that can read from a pcb only via usb c(obviously attached to a COM port) . Now i need to place it about 5/10 km away, but still be able to access it from my pc and read values. I want to understand the possible solutions to my problem as i am a novice in the networking area. Any thoughts?

@SimonPlatten

I have a Raspberry Pi 0 WH, I think there is more to the set-up can you help? Resolved now, I found another KZbin video which showed how to get modprobe installed.

@xgrapher

how to share over the internet, i can't find a single video, all are for local networks

@xandrios

I wonder how this handles higher latencies (Anything over the network is going to be higher latency than local usb..), but also bandwidth. Those USB devices should be limited to 480Mbit on the bus, but what does that translate to in terms of network traffic? There must be a bunch of overhead due to TCP/IP and the USBIP protocol. Also makes this probably a bad thing to try with USB 3.x as you'd need over 10Gbit of effective bandwidth - which most setups won't be able to do on a single TCP connection.

@user-me7rs2bj5h

Excellent video, How much bandwidth does it consume to run the SDR across the network?

@ManuelPinner

I have a SDR Play RSP DX and a Aldam Pluto Sdr!

@IAMDonk

How reliable is that over, say, WiFi? I don't know how well USB devices and USB device drivers would handle packet loss, latency and jitter.

@congthanh196

Hi,

@nnm35

Love your videos. But dang, this was a topic I am really interested in and I really counting on your drawings of "topology" of the problem. I do appreciate the close-ups of the terminal inputs, but having mental picture as you often provide of the connections would be helpful. (I do also recall your posts that you are doing these for yourself, so thanks for sharing, I can probably work this out, ... eventually (-;! ) Cheers from Chicago.

@karloa7194

Would this work with usb hub?

@davestorm6718

Wow! I moved to a new place and the best place for the antennas are far away from my main pc (where reception near my pc is terrible) and power drops considerably with a 50ft USB cable (which makes noise even worse, even with chokes, not to mention the DC power drop). I was using a remote session gui to login to the machine where the antennas are, but this makes more sense. This would also might work for USB security dongles, USB sensors, etc

@RamsesYT

This was extremely educational and very well presented - thanks! 🎉😊

@g0fqb

Useful going to be using this ...thanks very much !

@pfifo_fast

ohh wow, I never considered SDR just because I use linux and dont install windows, I always assumed SDR would be a windows only thing. Now Ill have to get one and see what their all about.