Product DescriptionAnywhereUSB is the first remote networking solution to utilize USB Over IP technology, breaking the traditional five meter USB distance limitation to connect USB devices anywhere on a wired or wireless LAN - without a locally attached host PC.The AnywhereUSB Remote I/O Concentrator leverages a wired or wireless LAN for remote host USB device connectivity. This Ethernet-attached solution utilizes the inherent performance and reliability of plug-and-play USB connectivity, providing five USB ports to connect peripheral devices like cameras or printers, which can be controlled from a remote server or PC via an IP address. AnywhereUSB increases network security and allows systems to be deployed in harsh environments, making it an ideal solution for enterprise applications such as surveillance, indoor/outdoor kiosks and industrial automation.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Does what it advertises - remote USB hub over ethernet
The product works as advertised - I seamlessly operate USB peripherals connected to my network. From the user's perspective - everything is the same. I have noticed the speed tends to be slow - I would not recommended this for USB storage devices. Configuring a USB camera with a GUI on my desktop works exactly as if it were plugged into my computer. For downloading programs to a circuit board using a USB jtag device - the performance is maybe 3 times slower than if it is directly plugged into my ... Read More
Rating: - This Product Solved A Major Issue....
This is a bit lengthy, but a real world application of this tool, allowing me to give it 5 stars without batting an eye.
In this modern IT age it's surprising that software vendors of major applications still force us to use the USB "dongle" in our network for license management. We have multiple applications in our environment that rely on a dongle being connected to the distributing license server for users to be able to access a particular application.
Rating: - Works well
The Anywhere USB works as advertised. I'm running two USB printers from a Win2003R2 server in another location. Worked well for me because one of the printers only works as a local printer. Couldn't even get it to work with an HP printer USB printer server. The only set up problems I had were fixed by unplugging the power from the Anywhere USB and plugging it back in.
Rating: - Get rid of ugly cable syndrome - 12 step program
Well, perhaps only a few steps. But, first you have to buy an expensive item (minus one star). Once over the sticker shock, and after a couple of installation steps, the device works as advertised. Outstanding! I use it in the laboratory to control equipment at a distance. That way, I can remotely control equipment in a refrigerator without freezing my bippy.