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USB Server Settings : Network Tab
The Network tab contains network settings that pertain to how the USB Server communicates on
your network. You can configure how the USB Server obtains its IP address, what TCP/UDP
ports it uses to communicate (useful when dealing with firewalls), and the method that the USB
Server uses to 'announce' it's presence on your network (aka the Discovery Mode).
This User Manual applies to the Keyspan USB Server Software Version 1.3.x. Patent Pending.
Rev 2005jun23
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ACCESS tab: Configuration Password
Turning on the Requires Configuration Password check box
will force users to enter a password before they can edit any server
settings. Once you have set a password, users will still be able to
see the USB Server in the USB Devices and Admin tabs however
they will not be able to edit any server settings without supplying
the correct password.
Note: This is settings is just a configuration password. You can
restrict access to an entire USB Server by setting the Client
Access Password in this tab or your can restrict access to certain
USB devices by adding a password in the USB Device
Configuration tab in this window. You can also dedicate a
specific to device to a certain user in the USB Device
Configuration tab.
ACCESS tab: Client Access Password
Turning on the Requires Client Access Password check box
will restrict users from using the USB Server unless they have the
correct password for the specified server. If you are adding a
Client Password, this password can be automatically added to your
Local Settings. Other users will need to add a Access Password
in the Server Access Settings field in the Local Settings tab.
users to enter a password in the before they can edit any server
settings. Once you have set a password, users will still be able to
see the USB Server in the USB Devices and Admin tabs however
they will not be able to edit any server settings without supplying
the correct password.
Note: You can also can restrict access to certain USB devices by
adding a password in the USB Device Configuration tab in this
window or you can dedicate a specific to device to a certain user in
the USB Device Configuration tab.
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