Summary: I tried to do a firmware upgrade on this print server on my home network using the Bi-Admin software and firmware upgrade 6018 from Linksys ftp site. ...
Summary: I have two Routers one wireless linksys and a SMCrouter/print server. I have the Linksys as the first router and the SMC pluged into it. How do I set ...
Summary: I work in a company that has IT contracted out to another firm. Neither I nor anyone in my department had/has any influence in changing things regard...
Summary: Hi. I am lookign for a print server to share my HP DeskJet 895Cse printer on my LAN. Befor I buy one I had a few questions though. 1) Shoudl I get a U...
Summary: I have recently purchase a SpeedStream 2624 router and have not been able to make it work at all. The plan was to use it as a wired/wireless print ser...
Summary: I was wondering, if I have both laser and inkjet USB 2.0 compatible printers that I want to network, which print server protocol should I use? USB 1.1...
Summary: We've had a home network setup with a Linksys router and Linksys,2-port printserver for almost 2 years but have always had problems with printing. We ...
Summary: Hello again computing.net, the community that always helps me out when I'm in need. I know the basics of setting up a print server, basically I'd usu...
Summary: I have an old computer sitting in my basement that I would like to turn into a print server. How would I turn this computer into a print server for m...
Summary: An easier way to explain would be to ask you a question. Is your printer capable of being connected to your wireless router? It's easy to distinguis...
Summary: It is across wan. I have set it up like this in the /etc/hosts file 62.8.66.158 mombasa port1 so that in the /etc/printcap the printer name is "...
Summary: This is a very good question. Like stated above there are advantages and disadvantages to both. Jet Printers (Using a Print Server Card) Advantages: ...
Summary: XpUser, the manual indicates that I need to connecting the optional External Wireless Print/Scan Server (NC-2200w) to the USB port of your MFC to allo...
Summary: Hi. I am considering purchasing a Print Server for my network. I'm not sure, however, what would be better for me. My two choices are: A)Linksys Et...
Summary: I have a desktop system connected to a Netgear router and a Netgear wireless card on my laptop through which I access the internet. Fairly recently I...
Summary: Some of the home use routers can be linked together, some cannot...some support bridge mode, others do not... Easiest solution is to buy a wireless pr...
Summary: I need a 10 Base-T Epson Ethernet Interface card for my Stylus Color 3000, and it has a B-type slot to accept one. However, after checking through ...
Summary: I have 3 desktops, running on a linksys wireless network. No problems for a month. Yesterday, one of the pc's refused to connect to the network. Spe...
Summary: You need a print server. There are many relatively low-cost devices for this. Linksys makes them as well as the other networking companies. And, you c...
Summary: Hi all, Can you help me! I've a Print Server device brand LinkSys(Model: PSUS4) and I've follow the user's guide of this device to insall it and my co...
Summary: Hi, I have recently set up a print server on our network. All of the LPR printer ports are working correctly however the shared printers(those connect...
Summary: My LAN is setup using a Linksys router model # Befsr41. I use DHCP to assign IP addresses to my workstations. Users outside my network need to have ac...
Summary: Another option would be to get a either a wired or wireless print server for the printer. This would allow you to print from which ever pc you happe...
Summary: hi i have a win2000 server,an external print server(hp jetdirect 550x),a hp 550 printer. i use a crossover cable connet win2000 server and the jetdire...
Summary: I have a couple of old PCs I would like to use as print servers, one 386 and one 486 which are running win 3.1 with 4Mb RAM. Anyone know how I can do...
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