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Vernetzung mit USB - ist dies möglich?

mcsolchat / 2 Antworten / Flachansicht Nickles

Kann man nur mit USB PCs direkt verbinden bzw. die Möglichkeit einer P to P-Vernetzung? Gibt es einen USB-Hub und ist es möglich mit USB ein Netzwerk mit 2 bis 5 PCs zu installieren (Betriebssystem WIN 98)? Wer kann mir diese Fragen beantworten?

(Anonym) mcsolchat „Vernetzung mit USB - ist dies möglich?“
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Congratulations on your purchase of the
USB-USB Network Bridge Cable. This unique cable allows you to easily construct a network via USB port and share all the resource such as files, printers peripheral equipment, and more.

Package Checklist
The product package of the USB-USB Network Bridge Cable includes the following items:
· USB-USB Network Bridge cable
· Driver Installation Diskette
· This user’s manual

Overview
The USB-USB Network Bridge Cable provides a quick and easy solution to network up to 17 USB computers via hot Plug & Play technology without adding any Network Interface Cards. It is suitable for small offices, home offices, mobile users, and network gamers. With the USB-USB Network Bridge cable, users can play multi-player games, share files, printers, peripheral equipment, and more.

Features
The USB-USB Network Bridge Cable provides the following features:
l USB host to host communication
l Single cable solution for network communication
l Standard Windows Explorer user interface
l Maximum Data transfer rate: Over 5 Mbps
l Construct USB Network up to 17 PCs
l Power management: current reduces to 450mA at suspend mode
l Sharing resources, such as Printers, CD-ROMs, Modems, Scanners, etc.
l Support TCP/IP, NetBEUI, IPX/SPX protocols
l Full NDIS driver implementation
l No external power needed
l Compliant with USB specification version 1.1
l USB full speed connection
l Support Windows 98
l Hot PnP for easy use
l Suitable for SOHO and mobile network environment
l Patent pending
System Requirements
Before you use the USB-USB Network Bridge Cable, make sure your computer is an IBM PC-compatible PC with the following minimum system requirements:

· Intel-compatible 486DX4-100 MHz CPU or higher
· One standard USB port (4-pin) and has the symbol
· Windows 98

Driver Installation
Before you start installing the driver, please don’t plug your USB-USB Network Bridge Cable nto the USB port of your computer. Follow the steps below to install the USB-USB Network Bridge driver:
1. Power on the computers where you will connect USB-USB Network Bridge Cable and make sure that the USB port is enabled and working properly.
2. Insert the USB-USB Network Bridge driver diskette into the floppy disk drive and run the Setup program inside the dirver diskette.
3. The InstallShield Wizard will guide you step-by-step to complete the installation process.
4. In Choose Destination Location Window, you can either install USB-USB Network Bridge driver to C:\program files\ USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 or you can install it to the specified directory you want. Click NEXT.
5. Bridge Driver Installation: (USB LAN Access Internet via Ethernet LAN)

With USB-USB Network Bridge cable, you can accss Internet via Ethernet LAN. We have to construct an USB LAN and an Ethernet LAN environment, as the diagram shows below:

Network Construction
-Computer A: Conects Computer B with USB-USB Network Bridge cable.
-Computer B: The Bridge Computer which connects Computer A through USB-USB Network Bridge cable and connects Computer C with an Ethernet Adapter.
-Computer C: One PC of the Ethernet LAN, connects Computer B with an Ethernet Adapter and can access the Internet directerly.

Take this Network Construction above as an example, Computer B has to be the Bridge Computer, and it needs Bridge Driver while installing. The InstallShield Wizard will pop-up a Question Window as follows:

n Computer B: It has to be the Bridge Computer, you must click “Yes”.
n Computer A: You have to click ”No”.

Important: Because this “USB-USB Bridge Protocol” must not be installed on more than one computer in the USB LAN. That is, In a USB LAN, Only one computer can Click “Yes” (to be the Bridge one), and the others must Click “No”.

6. In Enter Information Windows, enter the name of the computer and Workgroup. Please ensure that each Computer name has been given a unique one, not to conflict with each other. Make sure the Workgroup name is the same for all the computers in the network.

7. Click Finish to complete the setup process.
8. During the installations, the system may ask you to insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM, please insert your Windows 98 CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive then click OK.
9. If the system cannot find any files, please direct to your CD-ROM drive and click OK.
10. The system will ask you to reboot the computer when the installation is complete. Please remove the diskette from your floppy disk drive, connect the USB-USB Network Bridge cable and restart Windows system.

Attention: If the following screen appears, do not bypass it or you will not be able to access your network.

11. Since USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 has finished installing the network driver during the installation, your USB network environment is set up automatically when the installation is complete. Now you can see all the computers in your network in Network Neighborhood and you can share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.
12. To start sharing the resources, please follow the instructions below. Click the Start menu, point to Programs\Windows Explorer.
a. Expand the desktop and select the drive, folder, file or printer you want to share.
b. Right click on the resource.
c. Select Sharing.
d. Select Shared As and enter the Shared Name to be recognized by other computers.
e. Select an access type. For example, choose Full to give the complete access right to this resource or Read-Only to give others the read-only right to the resource.
f. Click OK.

Note: When the installation is complete, system will assign IP address and Submask automatically. Don’t try to change any settings unless you are an
expert network user. Any improper settings would cause system fail on some network functions.


TCP/IP Setup: Access Internet via Ethernet
With USB-USB Network Bridge cable, you can accss Internet via Ethernet. Take this diagram as an example again:

Network Construction
-Computer A: Conects Computer B with USB-USB Network Bridge cable.
-Computer B: The Bridge Computer which connects Computer A through USB-USB Network Bridge cable and connects Computer C with an Ethernet Adapter.
-Computer C: One PC of the Ethernet LAN, connects Computer B with an Ethernet Adapter and can access the Internet directerly.

USB-USB Network Bridge Protocol on Computer B

After you install this Bridge Driver on Computer B, there will be one more protocol: USB-USB Networking Bridge in the Network Configuration. This is a routing protocol, you can use it to bridge between an USB LAN and an Ethernet LAN.


TCP/IP Setup on Computer A

When all installation processes are completed, you have to specify an IP address , Subnet Mask and Gateway on Computer A:
1. Click the Start menu, point to Setting\Control Panel. Double click Network icon. In Configuration tab, select TCP/IP -> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter, then click Properties.
2. In IP Address tab, please choose “Specify an IP Adress”, and fill in the IP address and Subnet Mask value properly. These information should be from your MIS people and make sure this IP Address which is not in use (a unique one) of your Ethernet, or it will cause a network failure.
3. In Gateway tab, you must specify a proper value. This IP Address of Gateway should be the same with the other Computers in the Ethernet.
4. When complete all these TCP/IP setup processes, you have to restart your computer again. After that, the Computer A can use USB-USB Network Bridge cable to connect Computer B to access the resources of Ethernet (File , CD-ROM, and Scanner sharing) and execute all the appications on Internet (WWW, Email, FTP, Telnet, Gopher… etc.).



Driver Uninstallation
Follow the steps below to remove the the USB-USB Network Bridge driver from Windows system:
1. Click the Start menu, point to Settings\Control Panel. Double click Add/Remove Programs icon.
2. In Install/Uninstall tab, select USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3.
3. Click Add/Remove button and then click OK.
4. Restart Windows system.


Troubleshooting
If you have successfully installed the driver, but can’t see either your or the other computers’ names in Window’s Network Neighborhood, please check the following points.



After checking all these points, if the network is still not working properly, please contact your supplier instead of revising the settings by yourself unless you are an expert network user.


Advanced Network Function Summary

Part 1: USB to Ethernet

This function allows you to access the resource of Ethernet.

Installed Items description:
Computer A:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “No”).
b. “NetBEUI” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
d. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
e. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Computer B:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “Yes”).
b. “NetBEUI-> LAN Card” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “NetBEUI-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
d. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
e. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
f. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

After these items above are installed, Computer A can:
(1) See all the computers in your network(USB LAN and Ethernet) in Network Neighborhood.
(2) Share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.

Part 2: USB to Internet via Ethernet (Use Real IP Address)

This function allows you to access Internet via Ethernet, the operatinng condition is that every computer has an unique IP Address in the Network (USB LAN and Ethernet).


Installed Items description:
Computer A:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “No”).
b. “NetBEUI” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, choose “Spesifiy an IP Address”, fill in an unique IP Adress and Subnet Mask of the Ethernet. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, fill in the Gateway address of the Ethnernet.
d. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
e. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
f. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Computer B:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “Yes”).
b. “NetBEUI-> LAN Card” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “NetBEUI-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
d. “TCP/IP-> LAN Card” protocol, choose “Spesifiy an IP Address”, fill in an unique IP Adress and Subnet Mask of the Ethernet. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, fill in the Gateway address of the Ethnernet.
e. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
f. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
g. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
h. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Note: “LAN Card” is the “Network Adapter” , ex. “Intel 21140 based 10/100 mbps Ethernet Controller”.

After these items above are installed, Computer A can:
(1) See all the computers in your network(USB LAN and Ethernet) in Network Neighborhood.
(2) Share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.
(3) Execute all the appications on Internet (WWW, Email, FTP, Telnet, Gopher… etc.).
Part 3: USB to Internet via Ethernet (Use “Inernet Connection
Sharing” Service)

This function allows you to access Internet via Ethernet, the operatinng condition is:
(1) OS: Windows 98 Second Edition (Provide”Internet Connection Sahring” service).
(2) Bridge computer (Computer B) has an IP Address to access Internet.


Installed Items description:
Computer A:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “No”).
b. “NetBEUI” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, press “IP Address”, select “Obtain an IP address automatically”. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Use DHCP for WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, Empty the Gateway address.
d. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
e. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
f. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
g. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Computer B:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “Yes”).
b. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Add/Remove Programs”, press “Windows Setup”, choose “Internet tools” and enable “Internet Connection Sharing” item. Follow the setup procedure to complete the installation: When Installing “Internet Connection”, choose “LAN Card, Ex. Intel 21140 based 10/100 mbps Ethernet Controller”. When Installing “Local Connection”, choose “USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter”.
c. “NetBEUI-> LAN Card” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
d. “NetBEUI-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
e. “TCP/IP-> LAN Card” protocol, choose “Spesifiy an IP Address”, fill in an unique IP Adress and Subnet Mask of the Ethernet. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, fill in the Gateway address of the Ethnernet.
f. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, When “Internet Connection Sharing” is installed, keep all the setting as default value. (The IP Address should be spesified as “192.168.0.1”, and Subnet Mask should be specified as “255.255.255.0”)
g. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
h. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
i. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the computers in the Ethernet.
j. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Make sure:
(1) The USB-USB Network Bridge Cable has been connected on Computer A and Computer B properly.
(2) Turn on Computer B first, after logging on the Ethernet, then turn on Computer A.

After these items above are installed, Computer A can:
(1) See all the computers in your network(USB LAN and Ethernet) in Network Neighborhood.
(2) Share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.
(3) Execute all the appications on Internet (WWW, Email, FTP, Telnet, Gopher… etc.).

Part 4: USB to Internet via Modem (Use Wingate, Sygate IP
Sharing Software)

This function allows you to access Internet via Ethernet, the operatinng condition is:
(1) Modem, for Internet connection of Bridge Computer (Computer B).
(2) Wingate, or Sygate IP Sharing Software.


Installed Items description:
Computer A:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “No”).
b. “NetBEUI” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, choose “Spesifiy an IP Address”, fill in an Intranet IP Adress(Ex. 192.168.1.2) and Subnet Mask(255.255.255.0). Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, fill in: 192.168.1.1(Computer B).
d. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
e. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
f. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as Computer B.
g. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.
h. Wingate Clinet Service.

Computer B:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “Yes”).
b. “NetBEUI-> Dail-Up Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “NetBEUI-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
d. “TCP/IP-> Dail-Up Adapter” protocol, press “IP Address”, select “Obtain an IP address automatically”. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, Empty the Gateway address.
e. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, choose “Spesifiy an IP Address”, fill in an Intranet IP Adress(192.168.1.1) and Subnet Mask(255.255.255.0). Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, Empty the Gateway address.
f. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
g. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
h. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the Computer A.
i. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.
j. Wingate Server, enable all binding service of Internet connections. (Please refer to the Manual of Wingate.)

Make sure:
(1) The USB-USB Network Bridge Cable has been connected on Computer A and Computer B properly.
(2) Computer B can dial up with Modem and connect Internet properly.

After these items above are installed, Computer A can:
(1) See all the computers in your network(USB LAN) in Network Neighborhood.
(2) Share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.
(3) Execute all the appications on Internet (WWW, Email, FTP, Telnet, Gopher… etc.).

Part 5: USB to Internet via Modem (Use “Internet Connection
Sharing” Service)

This function allows you to access Internet via Ethernet, the operatinng condition is:
(1) Modem, for Internet connection of Bridge Computer (Computer B).
(2) OS: Windows 98 Second Edition (Provide”Internet Connection Sahring” service).


Installed Items description:
Computer A:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “No”).
b. “NetBEUI” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
c. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, press “IP Address”, select “Obtain an IP address automatically”. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Use DHCP for WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, Empty the Gateway address.
d. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
e. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
f. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the Computer B.
g. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Computer B:
a. USB-USB Network Bridge Driver V1.3 ( When installing “USB-USB Bridge Protocol”, please press “Yes”).
b. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Add/Remove Programs”, press “Windows Setup”, choose “Internet tools” and enable “Internet Connection Sharing” item. Follow the setup procedure to complete the installation: When Installing “Internet Connection”, choose “Dail-Up Adapter”. When Installing “Local Connection”, choose “USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter”.
c. “NetBEUI-> Dail-Up Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
d. “NetBEUI-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, keep all the setting as default value.
e. “TCP/IP-> Dail-Up Adapter” protocol, press “IP Address”, select “Obtain an IP address automatically”. Press “WINS Configuration”, select “Disable WINS Resolution”. Press “Gateway”, Empty the Gateway address.
f. “TCP/IP-> USB-USB Network Bridge Adapter” protocol, When “Internet Connection Sharing” is installed, keep all the setting as default value. (The IP Address should be spesified as “192.168.0.1”, and Subnet Mask should be specified as “255.255.255.0”)
g. Go to “Control Panel”, select “Internet”, choose “Connections”, press “LAN settings”. In “Automatic configuration”, enable “Automatically detect settings” and keep other settings empty.
h. Computer Name: Please use an unique one.
i. Workgroup: Please make sure the group name is the same as the Computer A.
j. “File and printer sharing service for Microsoft Networks” should be installed.

Make sure:
(1) The USB-USB Network Bridge Cable has been connected on Computer A and Computer B properly.
(2) Computer B can dial up with Modem and connect Internet properly.

After these items above are installed, Computer A can:
(1) See all the computers in your network(USB LAN and Ethernet) in Network Neighborhood.
(2) Share programs, files and other peripheral devices through the standard Windows interfaces, e.g. Windows Explorer and Network Neighborhood.
(3) Execute all the appications on Internet (WWW, Email, FTP, Telnet, Gopher… etc.).