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D-LINK DPR1260 Rangebooster G Multifunction Print Server (790069283475) Print Server Review

According to 432 reviews, the D-LINK DPR1260 Rangebooster G Multifunction is overall a great product. If you're considering buying a Print Server, we suggest you try the D-LINK DPR1260 Rangebooster G Multifunction.

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Product Ratings

Overall (432 Reviews)

Newegg.com (179 Reviews)
Amazon.com (111 Reviews)
Circuitcity.com (58 Reviews)

Specs & Features

Released

over 2 years ago

Remote Management Protocol

HTTP

Remote Management Protoco

HTTP

Form Factor

External

Interface

Ethernet
Hi-Speed USB

Platform

Cabling Type

Network
USB

Connectivity

Wireless

Data Link Protocol

Ethernet
Fast Ethernet

Depth

4.29 in.

Height

1.22 in.

Release Date

May, 2006

UPC

790069283475

Warranty

1 Year

Weight

0.46 lb.

Width

5.59 in.

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What People Say

scans can be saved as jpgs but only individually even if using the adf but it can save multiple pages to a pdf file. from Pcmall.com scanning can be done with any pc on the network, no special software installed (it runs via browser and downloads a pdf). from Buy.com to do so you set up a tcp/ip port with the name of the print server (generally "dlinkps-) then you use a port number of 9100, 9101, 9102, or 9103; depending which of the 4 usb ports you are from Newegg.com ibook printing using lpr printing for mac’s.cons: in the documentation it would have been helpful if dlink showed how to setup a local tcp/ip port in windows 2000 and xp to connect a single printer. from Newegg.com to do so you set up a tcp/ip port with the name of the print server (generally "dlinkps-) then you use a port number of 9100, 9101, 9102, or 9103; depending which of the 4 usb ports you are using. from Newegg.com it will scan and create only jpg or pdf files. from Newegg.com i plugged my laptop into the dpr-1260, configured my ethernet connection onto the same subnet as the 1260 (rt click the connection, properties, look for tcp/ip, select properties and i used from Newegg.com there are no ports to configure, nor tcp/ip settings to mess with. from Amazon.com then in the "select a printer port" window, choose "create a new port" and in the pull down menu choose tcp/ip port. from Amazon.com physical manual is garbage, but has a cd with a pdf manual. from Newegg.com