IP-Over-USB Gateway Ben Greenberg Bartosz Mach Adviser: Prof. Vincenzo Liberatore Case Western Reserve University Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer.

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IP-Over-USB Gateway Ben Greenberg Bartosz Mach Adviser: Prof. Vincenzo Liberatore Case Western Reserve University Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science April 18, 2005

IP-Over-USB Gateway Presentation Outline Motivation Specification Plan & Methodology Results Conclusion Recommendations

Motivation Network small devices where RJ-45 (Ethernet) jack is too big. Most gadgets will already have USB capabilities for data transfer. Prove that USB can be used to implement complex network configurations.

Specification Gateway NAT DHCP Auto-configuration at boot Support multiple clients simultaneously Client Plug and play device recognition Minimal user intervention for configuration

Plans & Methodology 1.Network traffic over USB 2.Gateway software configuration 3.Automation

Results Functionality Gateway is fully functional. Auto-configuration works correctly. Sacrificed features: –Gadget as a client. – MAC address collision.

Results Performance USB 2.0 transfer speeds better than 100BaseT Ethernet. USB 2.0 latency similar to Ethernet on average. USB 1.1 performance was very poor. Results make sense based on rated speed of protocols.

Conclusion Project was a success. USB is a feasible networking medium. All necessary drivers ship with the Linux kernel, allowing for easy setup on Linux machines. Drivers are available for other OS’s. Based on a well documented standard.

Recommendations More tests needed to determine true performance of IP-over-USB. Create installation scripts to configure desktop as a gateway--total automation. Should test a USB gadget. Can be scaled down to an embedded device.