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3. Alternative: Use a Local Service (e.g., a Web API): Instead of attaching the device to the web server machine, you can create a separate local service (a daemon or a small application) on the server that communicates directly with the USB device. This service can then expose a simple HTTP API (e.g., using a lightweight framework like Flask or Express) that the web application can call to send commands to or receive data from the USB device. This approach keeps the USB device connection confined to the server and uses standard web protocols for communication. 3. Alternative: Use a Local Service (e.g., a Web API): Instead of attaching the device to the web server machine, you can create a separate local service (a daemon or a small application) on the server that communicates directly with the USB device. This service can then expose a simple HTTP API (e.g., using a lightweight framework like Flask or Express) that the web application can call to send commands to or receive data from the USB device. This approach keeps the USB device connection confined to the server and uses standard web protocols for communication.
In summary, the most practical approach is to use USB/IP to make the USB device appear as a local device on the machine hosting the web application, allowing the application to interact with it directly through standard USB libraries. In summary, the most practical approach is to use USB/IP to make the USB device appear as a local device on the machine hosting the web application, allowing the application to interact with it directly through standard USB libraries.
### Troubble Shooting
**usbip: error: could not connect to 192.168.1.8:3240: System error** adjust firewall? `vhci_hcd` on client machine?