i have a brother laser mfc4800 and it does not have a wireless card,anybody knows how can it run on router net
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The Brother Laser MFC4800 is a multifunctional printer and can of course be hooked up wireless. For that purpose you need a wireless print server like the LINKSYS WPS54GU2-BP Wireless-G Print Server.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833124064
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I think you will require "HP Jetdirect 380x 802.11b Wireless Print Server" \n\nIt comes with it's own HP JetDirect print server and the supplied software works for direct USB connectivity or network.
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well you can either buy you a long network cable to run through walls up to your computer and hook it up.orgo wireless--my dsl provider is frontier and my modem has a wireless port built in all you need to do is get a wireless adapter from your near-by walmartfor 50 bucks--install it and hook it up and see if it works.if not--and your modem does have the wireless antena built in you might need to see how to turn it on from inside the modem on your pc.if your modem doesn't have a wireless antenna built in..then you need to buy a wireless router to hook it up to--this is how i got my pc's and tivos hooked up in my house all wireless..if any help needed let me know and i will see what i can do
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I Have the same model.\nI Really like it!\nWe even host our home web page behind it.\n\nWhen you say that you have Internet access but not WAN access, it kind of raises a couple of questions to me.\n\nDo all of the PCs connected to your Router have internet access? In other words, there isn't a connectivity problem or a set-up problem?\n\nHave you enabled file and print sharing? And have you set the permissions for the files and folders that you want to share?\n\nThere are two other things you may want to check.\n\n1. Make sure that your router is set up to provide "DHCP" on the LAN side.\n\n2. Make suer that your PC's are set up as DHCP clients when you connect them to your router.\n\nThe only port that you really MUST have open for your PC's to share an internet connection is port 80 (On the router).\n\nYou don't really need to open any other ports unless you are using FTP, or VPN, or a communications/sharing program like PC-Anywhere.\n\nYou router will deal with Ports being open to the WAN (Internet )side of your network, not the LAN (PC) side. \n\nAlso, if your are running different Operating Systems on your different PCs, there may be some file-sharing issues.\n\nFor instance, I have Windows 2000 on one machine, Windows XP on another machine, an Windows 98 on a third. The Windows 98 machine is the weakest member of my network, and can't easily do all of the file and printer sharing that the other 2 can do.\n\nI will allow e-mail for the rest of today, in case you have more questions or need documentation. I will be available at around 4 PM Central Time.\n\n\nGood Luck!\nI hope this helps!
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any kind of wireless card that will be compatible with your operating system. first find out what is your system configuration. \nthen check out computer stores online/offline and check for wireless cards that are compatible with your configuration.
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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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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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Were you using the Windows zero configuration service or some proprietary wireless configuration utility that came with the wireless card?  If proprietary, then is it still running?
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You shouldn't use wireless network wizard because it sets network codes (don't worry) and unless your wireless router supports setting from XP it will just mess things up. You are best using the normal Network wizard to set up share folders, printer sharing, Internet and the workgroup settings (This is just a way of making a home network without a central server).\nAlso not linking you computers over the Internet (that would be unsafe and insecure) but over a private network.
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http://solutions.brother.com/mfc5100cas/download/drivers.html
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very simple. \nBoth computers should have a LAN card.  then get a lAN cabel ( ends with  RJ45 ).\nnow u r ready to run the netword wizard.\nemail me if u need extra help\nhusfaw13(at)hotmail(dot)com
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You'll need a wireless router, and wireless capability in every device that you want to connect to it. If you have a computer that doesn't have wireless capability, you can buy a card to add that capability.\n\nOnce you have the equipment, you should follow the instructions that come with the equipment. If you aren't technically inclined, you can get someone to do it for you, like Best Buy's Geek Squad.
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You do not need a network server for this printer, basically from what I can find you for you you just make sure it has power plug the network cable into the router and into the printer,  then you will have to get the IP address from the printer as the printer uses DHCP to obtain an IP automatically, to get the ip of the printer simple press and release the continue button (>) and it should print a status page or something like. Check out the source I have provided below its pretty easy to follow and read.\n\nAnd I do believe you will need to run the software on each computer for them to be able to print without having to refer to another computer.
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No need, I assume you are using windows xp, simply share your printer and publish it to the network, install the printer drivers on your brothers computer and have him install your printer on his as a network printer.\nMuch easier than it sounds, go to windows help - printer sharing.
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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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Pick up a router.  If you don't want to run cables, you can pick up a wireless router and a wireless network card from most electronics stores.  Run an ethernet cable from the DSL modem to the router's WAN port, and then the router will share the connection with all machines attached to it.  If you have any questions on setup or equipment choices, feel free to email me...\n\nYou could do Internet Connection Sharing in Windows XP, but that would require a different setup... let me know what you're more interested in doing... either way you'll have to have some networking equipment so that you can connect the two machines...\n\nLater!
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You did not mention which card do you have. Plz be precise and give more detail.I think what u mean is how to setup an internet connection, Plz contact your internet vendor for right information, or the one you have purchased the card. :)