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D-Link DP 301U (DP-301U) Print Server Review

According to 68 reviews, the D-Link DP 301U DP-301U is overall a very good product. People rate it most highly for Network Printing. If you're shopping for a Print Server, we recommend the D-Link DP 301U DP-301U.

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Product Ratings

Overall (68 Reviews)

Amazon.com (13 Reviews)
Newegg.com (13 Reviews)
Pricegrabber.com (8 Reviews)

Specs & Features

Released

over 3 years ago

Remote Management Protocol

SNMP
Telnet

Remote Management Protoco

SNMP
Telnet

Form Factor

External

Interface

Platform

Cabling Type

Ethernet 100Base-TX
Ethernet 10Base-T

Connectivity

Wired

Data Link Protocol

Ethernet
Fast Ethernet

Data Transfer Rate

100 Mbps

Depth

3.55 in.

Height

1.58 in.

MPN

DP-301U

Warranty

1 Year

Weight

.22 lb.
0.22 lb.
0.22 lb.

Width

3.19 in.

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What People Say

the bottom line: if you have an older printer that still works fine, you can patch it into your wireless network and print wirelessly. from Shopping.com when printing from the pc that is attached via cat-5 to a wireless router it prints as fast as if i was attached direct through a usb cable. from Dell.com best print server on the market. from Pricegrabber.com comments: i installed the dp-301u print server for use a brother hl-1440 (great printer) about 3 months ago and it works very well. from Newegg.com other thoughts: it has been available 100% of the time, 24 hours a day 7 days a week as a household print server connected to a canon bubblejet s400 printer. from Newegg.com i also have the somewhat outdated hp deskjet 920c that i hooked directly into the print server and so far everything works reliably. from Amazon.com i've set up a couple netgear print servers and a iogear print server and really didn't enjoy having to install new software in order to get every computer to use the new printer. from Amazon.com comments: i have three computers at my home and my biggest problem used to be my desktop had to be running non stop if i needed to print anything over my network. from Newegg.com changed ip address to a local ip for my network and then hooked up server to the router and had no problem setting up with both windows xp and mac os x computers in my home network. from Amazon.com this is a great way to share a usb printer with multiple users when it was not designed for networking. from Buy.com