what print server will work with a 2WIRE 1800hg router. (2 printers, 1 scanner)?
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The print server is not restricted by a route, as long as the protocals are the same. If you have a etherneet make sure it is ethernet. If Token Ring make sure it is Token Ring. The scanner is a different problem. The scanner has to be a network capable.\nThere are wired and wireless.Belkin and Linksys make very good  products. I personally like Linksys. \nHe is an instance of a two port print server.\n\nhttp://store.yahoo.com/justdeals/ps110nar.html
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Using windows XP, buy a router, hook all the computer up to it, setup the network and get everything running, and then attach the printer to one computer and share that printer on the network, easy as pie!
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There are two solutions that you can choose from:\n\n1.  Port the printer to a desktop that is on your network and then share the printer.\n\n2.  Purchase a wireless print server... I've seen some available at Wal-Mart and Best Buy...
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There are drivers that you can download from Open Source sites that will add more printer drivers to your Mac.  Also, try downloading Apple's Bonjour for Windows.  You may be able to use it to share the printer without any configuration.  I'll post the link.
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This Wireless piece of...well... ok Print Server has always had issues.\n\nJust a thought on wireless in general, but I'm kind of dissapointed, that even though wireless tech has been around for years it is still dreadfully unreliable in critical applications such as print serving, or even network gaming. \n\nI can have my laptop, or desktop w/ wireless 2 feet from my router w/ a clear line of sight, and it will still have issues, and thats with upto date, decent 802.11G hardware. :( \n\nI'm not saying its worthless by any means, It does work just fine for spuratic network tasks (Internet surfing/email) but for any app where a releatively constant stream of data needs to be sent it seems to drop the ball alot still. I think that consumer level wi-fi vendors should focus on reliability a bit more.
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That would depend on what kind of connector(s) your printer has: if it has a parallel/Centronics connector, there are parallel switches which would do the trick.  If it has a network/Ethernet connection, a router or hub or switch (depending on your network setup) would be the easiest - if you have one of those three already, you would connect the printers network cable to the router or hub or switch and then should be able to set it up on both computers through Windows printer sharing.  If it has a USB connector, I'm not sure if you can share a printer through a USB hub, but there are USB-to-Ethernet adapters that might also work in conjunction with a router or hub or switch.
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I have a wireless 4in1 faxer, scanner, color printer, and color copier that you can also plug a camera into. It's a HP desktop 2700 i believe. It rocks. It hasn't broken down yet and i've had it for about 9 months.
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You need to buy a printer with wireless network capability.
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you have to share the printer on the computer it is attached to, and have either a network or workgroup defined.  this will vary by operating system, so search "printer sharing" in your computers' help documentation.  i recommend the workgroup solution, but i'm biased, as i'm using it personally, and found it very easy to setup.  in addition to the two comps with NICs and your printer, you'll also need a wireless router.  good luck!
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I would recommend this article as a good place to start:\nThere many excellent sources of printers for you.  Please choose the one that best meets your needs from the following:\nhttp://www.digitaloutput.net/content/ContentCT.asp?P=572\n\n\nPlease choose a best answer.  There is a contest right now, and best answer is required to enter.
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I'd like to help you here, but I need a bit more information.  What exactly are you trying to do?  One computer to 2 printers or 2 computers to 1 printer?  What kind of error are you getting ?\n\nFeel free to e-mail me directly and I'll see what I can do for you.
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What printer are you useing?
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First off, purchase a USB hub to expand the number of available ports.\n\nSecond, depending upon the number of parallel printers, purchase some USB to parallel adapters, one for each parallel printer after the first, which is connected to the printer port.  Remaining printers that use USB connections can be connected directly to the USB hub.\n\nShare each printer, and voila! 5 shared printers.\n\nAnother (more expensive) option is to purchase print server devices (Netgear, HP JetDirect, etc.) and connect the printers to them.  This will save the overhead of managing the print queues on the server if the server is being used for anything else.
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Map to the printer via IP address and printer name
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You can buy Printers which already are network ready or you can convert your printer to be a WIFI buy adding an adapter. YOu can even make it Bluetooth ready.\n\nThere are loads of hardware especially a  way could be buy one of those mini print servers attach it to your wireless router and the printer is then available to all in the workgroup
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I've 2 of these printers & they both work excellent,but you can try craigslist.org
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.linuxprinting.org/\n\nYou can look up most any printer by make/model to get the current state of compatibility.