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1 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for LPR
NetGear WGPS606 (WGPS606NA) Print Server
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$67.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from Lewis Edge from Princeton, NJ USA, clickfrom.buy.com
    5.0 Stars on each computer from which you will be printing, you'll need to create a standard tcp/ip port and configure it correctly for lpr before installing your printer drivers.
  2. from A Customer from Hampton, New Hampshire, clickfrom.buy.com
    4.0 Stars didn't seem to support raw, rather i had to use lpr protocols.
  3. from falz, www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars other thoughts: i was very happy to see that this product simply acts as an lpr printer port connected over tcp, all using completely standard protocols.
  4. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars netgear's instructions only include windows, but documentation shows win 2000 and xp connects via lpr, so it should work for linux and mac, no?
  5. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars 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
Positives: Easy To Use, Easy To Set Up, Compact, Form Factor: External
2 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for LPR
D-LINK DPR1260 Rangebooster G Multifunction Print Server (790069283475) Print Server
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$101.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from Randy from Atlanta, GA, www.circuitcity.com
    5.0 Stars after doing some internet research, i was able to piece together how to set up the printing to an lpd/lpr printer.
  2. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars after a little research on the web, i was able to get my wife’s 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
  3. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars the d-link provides both raw-socket print capabilities and lpr/lpd queues.
  4. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars the reason is that you must create a new 'print queue' on your pc with a port monitor that points to the print server via port 9100 or lpr.
  5. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars lpr and dpr are on by default for those tiger and suse or ubuntu uers out there.
Positives: Easy To Set Up, Easy To Use, Compact, Remote Management Protocol: HTTP
3 RECOMMENDED by 4 people for LPR
D-Link DP-300U (DHDP300U) Print Server
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$84.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from shopping.yahoo.com
    4.0 Stars after setting the port to use lpr, the printer worked great.
  2. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars however, they are easily set up through lpr.other thoughts: i installed "other network file and print services" in the windows component manager to get lpr.
  3. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars 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.
  4. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars although i did connect to the printer using a local port on win2k rather than the lpr on xp.
  5. from www.newegg.com
    4.0 Stars i followed the directions in the manual (not the quick install guide) for windows 98, installed an lpr from the cd provided and have not had any problems printing.
Positives: Easy To Set Up, Easy To Use, Compact, Remote Management Protocol: SNMP,Telnet
4 RECOMMENDED by 4 people for LPR
Linksys PSUS4 Print Server
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$75.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from David from Sherwood, AR, clickfrom.buy.com
    4.0 Stars then, i had to lookup the help topics on linksys' web site for installing a printer using windows xp lpr.
  2. from www.tigerdirect.com
    5.0 Stars you have to create a tcp/ip port and select ''lpr port'' with a queue name of ''p1''.
  3. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars another consideration is (not only with this linksys print servers) try to use lpr printing as it is less "complex" and your printer will always be available.
  4. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars in that new window, specify the ip address of the print server, then select lpr in next window.
  5. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars in that new window, specify the ip address of the print server, then select lpr in next window.
Positives: Easy To Use, Easy To Set Up, Remote Management Protocol: HTTP, Remote Management Protoco: HTTP
5 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for LPR
IOGear USB 2.0 Print Server, 1 Port (GPSU21) Print Server
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$57.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars it will work regardless if the port protocol is set to raw or lpr (lpd on mac).
  2. from N/A, www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars simply updated the printer properties to use tcp/ip lpr for the systems which used to shared the printer.
Positives: Easy To Set Up, Compact, Easy To Use, Remote Management Protocol: SNMP,Telnet
 
NetGear PS101 (PS101NA) Print Server
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$63.00 Est. at Amazon
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  1. from www.amazon.com
    5.0 Stars now linux was a little more diffcult, i'm using mandrake 9.3 and redhat 9.3 it took a couple of tries to get a good test page to print, it's just a matter of using the right combination of lpr/cups
  2. from www.newegg.com
    5.0 Stars supports lpr printing.
  3. from www.amazon.com
    2.0 Stars i should note that this happens whether printing from windows 2000, os x or linux (lpr or cups).my hunch is that printer support is iffy, but one is hard pressed to find out from netgear which
  4. from www.amazon.com
    4.0 Stars if you are trying to integrate your mac os x system to print to the netgear ps101, there is a solution: configure your mac for ip printing, set the printer type to lpd/lpr, enter the print server ip
Positives: Easy To Set Up, Compact, Easy To Use, Form Factor: External
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