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IOGear USB 2.0 1 Port GPSU21

IOGear USB 2.0 Print Server, 1 Port (GPSU21) Print Server

$47.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
items would sit in the print queue forever, and zero bytes would by shown sent to the printer.
from www.newegg.com
> next > enter the print server's ip address > next > select custom > settings > select lrp > enter a queue name > ok > next > finish > close > apply > close 4) try a test page.
from N/A, www.newegg.com
> next > enter the print server's ip address > next > select custom > settings > select lrp > enter a queue name > ok > next > finish > close > apply > close 4) try a test page.
from www.newegg.com
if you do lpr/lpd then set the queue to lp1.

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Positives: Easy To Set Up, Compact, Easy To Use, Remote Management Protocol: SNMP,Telnet

2 RECOMMENDED by 4 people for QUEUE

Linksys PSUS4

$75.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.tigerdirect.com
you have to create a tcp/ip port and select ''lpr port'' with a queue name of ''p1''.
from Rich from Kevil, NJ, clickfrom.buy.com
make sure the queue name is "ip" once i found that out i connected 4 pc's and 2 mac's without issue to a samsung ml1740 printer.
from www.newegg.com
for the mac, go to print&fax, add a printer, enter the ip address, enter “lp” for queue and for print using select the correct printer driver (either built in or installed from the disk that came
from www.newegg.com
for additional port info, i selected custom and clicked settings button then change protocol to lpr, entered p1 as the queue name (this is in the manual), and also enabled lpr byte counting.
from www.newegg.com
in ubuntu i used unix printer (lpd), set the ip address to the one i assigned to the psus4 and used l1 for the queue.

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Positives: Easy To Use, Easy To Set Up, Remote Management Protocol: HTTP, Remote Management Protoco: HTTP

3 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for QUEUE

Zonet ZPS2102

$69.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.newegg.com
add new printer | local printer | other port (set to tcp/ip) | enter ip address and port name | then select custom settings and check the queue settings on the ps.
from www.newegg.com
go to configure ports-> click on lpr->queue name: lp2 -> uncheck everything else.cons: none
from www.newegg.com
easy to setup lp print queues and the web interface is well laid out and responsive.
from www.newegg.com
the queue monitor works just fine no matter how you print, but the status monitors do not so you'll want to disable that feature from your computer.

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Positives: Easy To Set Up, Easy To Use, Compact, Remote Management Protocol: SNMP

4 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for QUEUE

NetGear WGPS606 WGPS606NA

$68.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.pricegrabber.com
available on netgear's website to get it working with tiger and that's enough to tell you that it uses lpd and the two queues are called l1 and l2 and from there gnu/linux setup is a breeze.
from www.amazon.com
3- when setting up a new printer in printer set up utility, you select ip printing + lpd/lpr, printer address is your new ip address that you assigned (192.168.0.4 in my case) and queue name is l1
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trick is the queues are "l1" and "l2", not "lpt1" and "lpt2"--or "p1" and "p2", as the windows connection would indicate.
from www.pricegrabber.com
(in fact, i don't even have a working windows pc to test with it.) there are instructions available on netgear's website to get it working with tiger and that's enough to tell you that it uses lpd

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Positives: Easy To Use, Easy To Set Up, Compact, Form Factor: External

5 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for QUEUE

D-LINK DPR1260 Rangebooster G Multifunction

$106.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.tigerdirect.com
no automatic support for macos, but just specify a new ip printer, make sure you've got the queue name specified in the settings, choose the right printer, and you're off!
from www.newegg.com
also, if you choose to not use the default print queue, make sure to name the queue the same as what is shown as the queue name in the router setup page.
from www.amazon.com
the d-link provides both raw-socket print capabilities and lpr/lpd queues.
from www.amazon.com
for location put down the ip address of the print server (you can see this on the print server status screen through your browser) and for queue name enter the name listed on the same status screen.
from www.newegg.com
192.168.1.4) 7-queue: enter lpr queue name from d-link status page (i.e.

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Positives: Easy To Set Up, Easy To Use, Compact, Remote Management Protocol: HTTP

NetGear PS121

$69.00 Est. at Amazon

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in linux i use it as a "networked unix (lpd)" printer; the server is the ip address you assign it from your router, and the queue is the "serve name" found on the "server status" tab of the web page
from www.newegg.com
set up in ubuntu very easy once you know that host=ip address and queue=print server name.
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for "queue name", type l1.

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Positives: Easy To Use, Easy To Set Up, Compact, Form Factor: External

D-Link DP-300U DHDP300U

$86.00 Est. at Amazon

from mtbmunoz@earthlink.net from San Antonio, TX, clickfrom.buy.com
one thing that threw me off that i learned was that you have to name the "queue name" in the setup whatever the default print server's name is.
from www.amazon.com
after installing all the drivers and whatnot, setting up the print queues on the print server was pretty straightforward.
from www.amazon.com
click next and then you can go back and follow the instructions about clicking on custom and then changing it to a lpr and putting in the port name in the queue and so forth and it should then work.
from www.newegg.com
no extra software to install, just install with ip printing with its queue name and thats it.
from www.newegg.com
change the protocol to lpr and type in the port name under lpr settings queue name.

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Positives: Easy To Set Up, Easy To Use, Compact, Remote Management Protocol: SNMP,Telnet

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