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| An USB-Ethernet adapter gives you an additional Ethernet interface which can be used and configured like all other Ethernet interfaces. If all ports are already used or not accessible the USB-Ethernet adapter is a simple way for the service personal to access to the router. */ | An USB-Ethernet adapter gives you an additional Ethernet interface which can be used and configured like all other Ethernet interfaces. If all ports are already used or not accessible the USB-Ethernet adapter is a simple way for the service personal to access to the router. */ | ||
| - | ===== Remote USB ===== | ||
| - | The USB over IP functionality allows to add any USB device on the router and to have remote access from another Windows or Linux computer using a virtual USB interface. For this feature you have to enable "USB over IP" in the configuration and enable the attached USB device with the " | ||
| - | For Windows you need the usb over ip driver {{: | ||
| - | Now you can connect any USB device like an USB camera with integrate microphone. | ||
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