On Thursday 23 November 2006 09:19, John Pierce wrote: > Hello, I no this is probably not the best place to ask this one but here > goes. > > I have network laser printer and I need to relocate it, where I am > wanting to move it to cabling would not be practical. I have a > wireless broadband router/network switch. Could I use a wireless AP > to connect to the printer and then allow network access to the printer > through it?
You could use such a thing, you would be essentially using the second access point as a bridge - thereby joining a totally disconnected lan segment via the bridge. Sometimes its easier to set up a wireless print server. Google will find dozens of those for you, including Netgear's WGPS606 wireless print server with a four-port switch, -- _____________________________________ John Andersen
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