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USB client disconnect from Server
on: Feb 14th, 2010, 11:16pm
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Dear All,
 
I have license for sharing 02 USB devices on USB over Network version 4.3 and configured as following:
 
- One HASP dongle plugged in to one USB port, sharing and connecting to one server
- One UsB dongle key plugged into another USB port, sharing and connecting to a second server
 
After running for few days clients can't connect to server (the shared device stated Not Shared when log on to client machine).I'm unable to logon to machine where USBoverNetwork (server) installed, the screen is frozen and only option I can do is restart the machine. Once restarting, everything is coming back to normal.
 
USB over Network (Server) is running on a Windows XP SP2 PC with 768MB RAM. Is it sufficient for the memory to run USB over Network (Server) and sharing 02 devices to 02 remote machines?
 
Thanks
 
Andy Nguyen
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Re: USB client disconnect from Server
Reply #1 on: Feb 14th, 2010, 11:45pm
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Andy,
 
I sent you the message with another version of USB over Network via e-mail.
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Re: USB client disconnect from Server
Reply #2 on: Feb 15th, 2010, 12:42pm
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Andy,
 
Why don't you write up a batch file to restart the computer and tell the windows scheduler to run it once daily?
 
On another note, regarding your "screen freezing" issues, are you connecting to the computer using remote desktop? is the computer located in another physical location, like  a WAN? I have this issue happen frequently and my fix is to log in to RDP using a different user, which bumps the current user off.
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Reply #3 on: Feb 15th, 2010, 2:22pm
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Set up a scheduled task to restart PC daily is a last resort I think of, I'd like to know what caused the problem? Is it caused by XP itself or memory leak in UON Server, because Event log reported there is not enough page file at the time UON server stop sharing USB devices and I received reported from users about they unable to use their program (because the program using Alladin HASP dongle key for licensing).
 
I installed the new version of UON on Server and keep monitoring it to see whether problem still persists.
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Reply #4 on: Mar 2nd, 2010, 11:20pm
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I have similar problem. Key is disconnect after reboot server. Can you send me another installation pack of UON?
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Reply #5 on: Mar 3rd, 2010, 12:23am
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Sent. Please check your mail-box.
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Reply #6 on: Mar 3rd, 2010, 3:21am
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thanks  Grin
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Re: USB client disconnect from Server
Reply #7 on: Mar 4th, 2010, 12:57am
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I have installed the new version of the UON and error has been removed successfully, but when I have installed new client I have received BSOD.
Definitively I have installed UON server 4.4 beta and 4.3 client. I will watch for errors... Roll Eyes
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Reply #8 on: Mar 4th, 2010, 2:12am
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You did upgrade the Client machine to the version 4.4, did not you?
 
Anyway we need the kernel memory dump and system info for analysis.
 
Please follow my instructions:  
 
1) Go to the System Properties ("Windows + Break" buttons on the keyboard)
2) Open "Advanced" tab
3) In the "Startup and Recovery" section press "Settings" button
4) Here you can see "Write debugging information" section. You must choose
"Kernel memory dump" and remember the path to the file - MEMORY.DMP
By default it's "%SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP"
5) Reproduce the BSOD once again
6) Go to the windows root folder and find that file: "Windows/MEMORY.DMP"
7) Zip this file and upload it to our FTP server (check your PM).
 
SysInfo: Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Information -> File -> Save
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