Given that the application is very nice and useful, unfortunately there is no way to specify a port other than 3240.
In practice it does not pass, for example, --tcp-port 63240 to usbip.
Sometimes I use an ssh tunnel to bring remote port 3240 to the local computer.
I usually use the 63240 and use usbip --tcp-port=63240 attach -r localhost -b 3-3.
It would be interesting to add a port parameter or better accept host:port as a remote computer like localhost:63240.
Obviously, if the remote host port is not indicated, the default one should be used .
Given that the application is very nice and useful, unfortunately there is no way to specify a port other than 3240.
In practice it does not pass, for example, --tcp-port 63240 to usbip.
Sometimes I use an ssh tunnel to bring remote port 3240 to the local computer.
I usually use the 63240 and use usbip --tcp-port=63240 attach -r localhost -b 3-3.
It would be interesting to add a port parameter or better accept host:port as a remote computer like localhost:63240.
Obviously, if the remote host port is not indicated, the default one should be used .