i have a belkin 7 port hub for all the keys and one in between the TI and my mac. unless you put nothing else into the hub serving the TI, this should work good. make sure you use a power supply on the hub with the licensers.
best, marc
Hi Marc,
Thanks.
It would seem I have a unique problem here unless I'm missing something obvious!
Are you familiar with the new mac pro usb ports? All I know is there are four of them and they are usb 3 and appear to share resources, hence the message from the TI when loading up the plugin.
Since this is only a problem with the Elicenser and Ilok, I put them on their own exclusive ports straight into the mac pro, each port should supply enough current for them you'd think?
I put the TI into its very own Belkin 7 port hub, psu and all, and then it's very own port on the mac pro(as you suggested). Thats like a pent house suite if you ask me But still the licensers are disabled until I unplug the TI and they fire up immediately.
I'm rather baffled by this to be honest. I've never had this before, ever.
My concerns are either the hubs are faulty, the OSX drivers are buggy, the TI drivers are buggy, or worse than that the mac pro usb configuration is bad and thats all you'll get
Just to confirm, the TI 'WILL NOT' let my licensers work, even when I dedicate a whole belkin hub and a dedicated mac pro port for it. The only way I can get them to work together is by plugging the TI into the lower left mac pro usb port, tried and tested.
It seems like a power issue to me but the belkins psu are supposedly giving out 3.5amps per hub plus built in should be dishing out enough current to feed a couple of keys. Why would plugging in the TI, that requires no resources into any hub / port bar one knock out my protection devices?!
Thanks.