I have printers that I want to use that are in another room from my main computer. I also have another computer in there that needs internet access and since I don't have cable serving that room, I need to do it wirelessly. I got a PCI wireless card for that computer, but I have to configure stuff everytime I start it up, and then it will not go into hibernation or sleep properly. It justs gets to the screen where it says it is going into hibernation or sleep and then will just sit there forever. I tried finding a fix for this, to no avail so far. Since I also needed a wireless print server, I thought I could kill two birds with one stone by getting the D-Link DLP-1260 as it states on the web page for that device at http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=DPR-1260 that it can be used as a to provide wireless connectivity to any ethernet-enabled device, such as a computer or network-attached storage. With this I thought I could get rid of the card and solve my computer connection problem. So I got one and got the print server to work briefly with my main computer, but then I found out that the scan function on my Canon multi-function MP810 would not work through this server. Now I can't communicate with this device at all for some reason, but I have not tried too hard to solve the problem as even if it is working properly, it won't do all I want it to do whick includes scanning and I'll probably send it back. Does anybody know if there is a print server that will communicate with my printer and do scanning as well, and also serve as a network bridge for my computer? I was looking at a Belkin Network USB Hub at http://www.belkin.com/networkusbhub/# and was wondering it that would do what I want. What is the difference between a network hub and a print server?