Hi Gus,

I do not have any particular product in my mind but if you really need to
go through Ethernet then probably you would need to search for "KVM over
IP". There are other products that use the CAT5 / CAT6 cabling system, so
you can use the patch panels and cables that you also can use for Ethernet
and Phone infrastructure so you do not need re-cabling (that does not let
you go through more than 1000 feet I guess but if that works for you then
you might can get a better speed and other parameters than on an 'over IP'
version).

Not sure if that helps?

Tamas



On 29 January 2012 23:23, YES NOPE9 <yes@nope9.com> wrote:

> I am looking for a solution that allows OS X , Windows and Linux client
> computers to access a USB port across an ethernet network.
> The client computer would see the remote USB port as part of it's
> available USB ports.  A remote printer would be driven by the client's
> printer driver.  A remote USB serial port adapter ( USPA ) would look lik=
e
> a serial port to the client ( if the client had the correct USPA driver
> )....
>
> Gus Calabrese
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