Would a D-link print server work? - ABA DSS

bassist · April 13th, 2008

I have a Netgear wgr614 wireless router. Would a D-Link DP-311U wireless print server work well as a wireless bridge between the netgear router & a Neo iPro plus?

**basscat02** · April 13th, 2008

It's what I use Bass, worked the second I plugged it in a year ago and still going.

SleepyTime76 · April 14th, 2008

basscat, which model of Dlink Print Server?

The 'smart guy' at the tech store said it would not work...

**basscat02** · April 14th, 2008

The cheapest one they had, I will get the model # for you in am. Don't want to wake up sleeping beauty

bassist · April 14th, 2008

It's the D-Link DP-311U. I saw it on ebay, but for whatever reason I can't se if it has only a usb port or if it also has an ethernet output.

**basscat02** · April 14th, 2008

Bassist, I owe you an apology. I took that unit out and one of my office girls is using it for billing , I had forgotten about that. But I did have it hooked up for a short period and it worked well. The model # is DP-311u, I am at my office looking right at it. I replaced it with a D-Link WBR1310 which has worked flawlessly, but I do have the older IPRO 2000 and do not need to bridge it.
Again, I am sorry, but I had forgotten that I pulled it and changed it out. I do have several D-Links in my office for wireless setup and other things and have not had a single problem,

bassist · April 14th, 2008

No apology needed. it's amazing with all the stuff we all accumulate that we remember a specific brand name much less a specific model

I didn't put a bid in for the dp311 anyway; I did bid on a netgear 606 b/c I know for certain that it can operate as a switch with 4 ethernet ports.

I'm looking to go cheap b/c (I think I've mentioned this) I'm planning on running CT-5 or 6 cable under my house anyway when I replace the RG59 coax with good quality RG6.