D-Link DP-301U print server will not print from...
By Phoebe - usenet poster
Hi, folks. We've got a home network here with an XP machine and an
Apple Quad PowerPC. We hooked up a D-Link DP-301U print server a
couple weeks ago with our D-Link DL-624 wireless router and were
successful at getting it to print anything the Mac sends to the
Samnsung ML-1430 laserprinter. The XP machine is a different story:
documents sent from Word, Notepad, or IE6 print ok. We can print the
printer test page, too. We *CANNOT* print anything from Outlook 2003,
OE6, or Firefox.
WHAT is the solution to this problem? I disabled 3rd party browser
extensions in IE6, but I can't figure out how or if I should do the
same thing for the three problematic programs.
I'm getting pissed off enough that I want to take back this somewhat
useless print server. Any suggestions (including take back the
equipment)? Please post here. Thanks a bunch.
Apple Quad PowerPC. We hooked up a D-Link DP-301U print server a
couple weeks ago with our D-Link DL-624 wireless router and were
successful at getting it to print anything the Mac sends to the
Samnsung ML-1430 laserprinter. The XP machine is a different story:
documents sent from Word, Notepad, or IE6 print ok. We can print the
printer test page, too. We *CANNOT* print anything from Outlook 2003,
OE6, or Firefox.
WHAT is the solution to this problem? I disabled 3rd party browser
extensions in IE6, but I can't figure out how or if I should do the
same thing for the three problematic programs.
I'm getting pissed off enough that I want to take back this somewhat
useless print server. Any suggestions (including take back the
equipment)? Please post here. Thanks a bunch.
Best Solution
posted on May 28, 2006
Melissa - usenet poster
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I wanted to follow up to my original post below and tell everyone that
after four days of battling with this situation, we finally determined
that the VPN (Virtual Private Network) program I was using to connect
to my work computer network was blocking printer communication.
after four days of battling with this situation, we finally determined
that the VPN (Virtual Private Network) program I was using to connect
to my work computer network was blocking printer communication.
Solution #3
posted on May 28, 2006
Pasty - usenet poster
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Not sure about D-Link's print servers, but HPs servers have been getting
some flak for similar problems. It seems they are not truly designed to be
"network print servers." Ask tech support for help, or take it back and get
a refund.
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Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
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some flak for similar problems. It seems they are not truly designed to be
"network print servers." Ask tech support for help, or take it back and get
a refund.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
#
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.
Thanks.
...
Solution #4
posted on May 28, 2006
lawyer - usenet poster
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 13:35:34 -0800, "Jim Pickering"
I loaded and ran this program on the XP machine, and it does not even
find my print server, which is totally weird since the Mac does find
it and print everything fine. Am I missing something here? The
instruction manual implies that the program should automatically find
the server, but this one isn't.
I loaded and ran this program on the XP machine, and it does not even
find my print server, which is totally weird since the Mac does find
it and print everything fine. Am I missing something here? The
instruction manual implies that the program should automatically find
the server, but this one isn't.
Solution #5
posted on May 28, 2006
jessie25 - usenet poster
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Did you set it up using D-Link's PSAdmin program? If not, download it from
this link and see if it helps:
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If not, D-Link offers pretty fair support on their webpage:
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--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
#
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.
Thanks.
...
this link and see if it helps:
#
If not, D-Link offers pretty fair support on their webpage:
#
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
#
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.
Thanks.
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