tip: lpr printer to the router's printer port. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () There is a way to connect a printer to a router's printer port without having a special driver from the router's maker; it is known as a "lpr" printer& requires...

the router printer. How do I set up XP to use the Ethernet port for printing? Bob D.. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I have a SpeedSream SS2606 router with an HP2100 hooked up to the router's printer port. This has worked well with two...

network laserjet printer on my home network. All the other machines have successfully connected to this printer through a TCP/IP connection with the printer (Konica 2300DL) hooked directly to the router. The printer and router work fine. It is a software...

guy on the board here told me the printer port worked fine, so I ordered a DI-704. What actually arrived was a DI-804 without a printer port - I was annoyed, but tried it anyway. The router worked pretty much out of the box in that both machines could see...

speed goes down. I get good range and fast browsing with it. I want to upgrade to the 8054 in which I will lose the printer port :( Otherwise, Linksys makes a 11mb router that has a printer port installed but no serial port. If you're interested in USRobotics...

6 - In the new printer, set the port to PRTMATE. 7 - NEVER print to the shared printer. 8 - ALWAYS print to the network printer. It's not perfect but all the network PCs on the router can print to the printer connected to the router printer port. By the...

would like to make a hard wire connection from the printer to > the router Unless your router has a USB printer port... you can't do this. Dlink has a router with a USB print server. Otherwise you can get a stand- alone USB print server from Linksys...

to another computer. 2. Some routers have a printer port (lpt and usb) for this. Some work better than others. 3. Add an print server to your printer. Connect directly to router. 4. Some printers are networkable. Nic built-in or can be added later. ...

a CD printer), but other options aren't quite as important as long as I can do color printing. Any thoughts? Thanks! If you can't find a that kind of printer. Get a printer that support CD printing then get a router with printer port for network printing...

cable to one of the ports on my router. The Xerox printer wore out, so I replaced it with a Brother HL-5370DW. I plugged the Brother printer in the same was – via an Ethernet cable to my router. The printer does not work unless I power off my DSL modem....