How To Use; Remote Installation - Digitus DN-13007 User Manual

disconnection of the USB device. Once the connect operation is successful, the
operations to use that USB device are just the same as if the USB device is directly
connected to the PC.
If a USB device is "connected" by a PC, we say that PC has the ownership of the USB
device. Only one PC can get the ownership of a USB device at the same time.
For printers, users can mix print jobs with traditional printing protocols, such as LPR or
SMB or IPP, and with the NetUSB printing, as long as the printer is in "disconnect"
state (that is, no PC get the ownership of that printer.) when a print job with traditional
protocols occurs. For USB storage, if the storage access mode is in NetUSB mode,
users can only use NetUSB technology to access storage. On the other hand, if the
storage access mode is in server mode, users can only use FTP or SMB to access
storage.
7.3

How to Use

7.3.1

Remote Installation

Here we will describe how to use the NetUSB technology to do "remote installation" for
a USB device. Before using the NetUSB technology, you must first make sure that your
PC can access Digitus USB MFP server via TCP/IP. The simplest way to do this is using
"Control Center" to search for the Digitus USB MFP server on the network and change
its IP address to be the same subnet as your PC. If the MFP server and your PC are not
in the same TCP/IP subnet, Control Center will show the MFP server in green, as the
following figure. You must change the IP address (or using DHCP) of the MFP server so
that the MFP server and your PC are in the same subnet. Control Center will show
these MFP servers in blue, meaning you can safely access these MFP servers by the
NetUSB technology.
The steps to do remote installation for USB devices, like MFPs:
A. Turn on the MFP Server and the USB device.
B. Connect the USB device to the MFP Server. The LED of the USB port will light-on.
C. Run the Control Center. In the "USB MFP Server List" window, you can see the
server names and IP addresses all of the MFP servers (in blue) on the network, as
the following figure.
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