The connect light on the router or EtherPrint don't care about protocols such as AppleTalk, they are just looking for a valid Ethernet connection. If the light isn't coming on you have a problem. Guessing that the router's switch is 10/100 there MAY be an issue with the EtherPrint and 10/100 auto-sensing. Some older 10BaseT hardware doesn't work well with 10/100 gear, the auto-sensing gets confused. Asante 10BaseT stuff in particular was prone to this. However, IIRC the EtherPrint-3 was iMac vintage equipment meant to link the old and the new. The iMacs had 10/100 so it should work. The solution to the auto-sensing problem is to stick a 10BaseT hub
That is easy enough. I have an old hub sitting around that would do the job.
Thanks, Mark
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