Re: Fwd: I need some help. (16/600 printing)

[James Rice]

Makes sense.  I've had no issues with my DLink or Netgear equipment in 
my crossplatform, mixed protocol network, but I don't use Linksys (too 
many problems when we used them at $work).  My LaserWriter Select 360 is 
hooked to my network through an AsanteTalk bridge and a PhoneNet loop 
while my LaserWriter 8500 supports TCP/IP and AppleTalk (EtherTalk) 
through the AAUI/TP port.

James
Jeff Hubatka wrote:
The wired Linksys routers can pass AppleTalk, I have one that does. 
It  may be just the wireless side that doesn't.
That printer will support IP printing, have you tried that through 
your  wireless connection? I have a 16/600 that is hard-wired to my 
D-Link  wireless router - I can print from my wired SE/30, PowerBook 
540c,  Pismo, and the wireless pieces hanging around here like my 
TiBook and a  friend's Pismo.
The Laserwriter Utility is downloadable from Apple, you will need to  
have a direct or Appletalk connection to go in and edit the settings. 
I  set a IP address of .13 for the printer, one that would never get  
passed out by my router.

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JSH
TiBook


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