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D-Link DP-301P+ 10/100TX 1-Centronic Port Print Server

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D-Link DP-301P+ 10/100TX 1-Centronic Port Print Server

(33 customer reviews)

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DP301PPLUS

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D-Link DP-301P+ 10/100TX 1-Centronic Port Print Server

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Product Details

Product Length:	3.54 inches
Product Width:	2.2 inches
Product Height:	1.02 inches
Product Weight:	0.85 pounds
Package Length:	8.9 inches
Package Width:	6.0 inches
Package Height:	3.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 33 reviews

Features

Provides direct connection to printer without printer cable
Supports all the major networking protocols
Easily configured using a web-browser
Great alternative to software-based printer sharing

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Works on my network with win XP Pro and Win 98SE Apr 10, 2005 By Perry
Works fine. set up three of them on my network. 3 XP Pro computes computers and one running Win 98SE. Need to change the defauld IP addresss on each additional DP-301P+ after you use the default ip address for the first one (using the web browser to access the units ). For win 98 you have to go read the manual on the CD (a .PDF file) for installing on win 98, and ME ect..and run the included software to install the print client for the network. On win XP all you have to do is set the IP address, look at the port name in the configuration screen, and then use the win XP "install printer wizard" using the ip addrss and port name per the instructions.. I.E. the guy below who could not install it using ME apparantly did not read the Manusl on the CD for specific instructions for installing on a Win 98, or ME computer ..nor did he run the software needed to make it work on Win 98 or ME.

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Shares printers wireless/wired reliably. Not for digital pix Jan 28, 2005 By G. Cecil
Got this on sale cheap and put several printers onto wired ports on my Linksys WRT54G home WLAN. The quick-start info is all you need for setup. Works ok under Win XP Pro & Linux Fedora 3 provided printer is powered on before you need it; otherwise an incomplete file is sent and you get pages of garbage from Postscript printers at least. Windows gives useless feedback on print failures, so be prepared for frustration. Note: this has a Centronics-type connector not USB, so is slow for big (digital camera) files. But fine for text and Web graphics.

8 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Bad product support Aug 14, 2005 By Clive Saxor "Gadget Horde"
I set up everthing according to the Quick install. All setting is correct but i still could not print. I call Technical support,on hold for 20 minuts then told me he was not the right support agent. Back in the loop i go . wait for 30 more minutes 2nd agent told me the same thing. Don't waste your time calling thier support. if it work out of the box great if not return it don't waste ur life like i did.

5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Works Nicely Once Set-up - But Not Easy to Set Up Mar 18, 2007 By Redmond Family "RF"
I almost gave this unit 4 stars, but in thinking about it, it's still new on my network (2 days and has not yet stood the test of time) and the installation was not very easy.

This is nice hardware, but set-up is not intuitive and you have to adapt and improvise. It helps to be tech savvy (as other reviewers have pointed out.)

My first tip is that if you're on a machine with XP, go with the PS Admin program first to do most of your initial set up there.

This windows app lets you talk right to the print server over your network without messing with or resetting your computer's IP (as they indicate in the quick set-up.) Using this app, you can immediately give the d-link an IP address in line with your own network and router. Then you can call it from a browser.

Adding it as a local printer, creating a TCP/IP port, etc, as the quick start indicated, never worked for me. Instead, after I gave it an IP in the PS Admin app, added it to my workgroup, and then was able to add it is a network printer connecting using the direct address of the \\printserver\printer\ - then installed printer's driver and we were off and printing.

It is really nice to share the printer without having to leave a computer on to share it.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Lack the hardware reset button Jan 07, 2010 By Tsung
It lacks a hardware RESET button. Maybe I should give it a four star, because you may not need it at all. For example, if you set a password, and then forget it, it will never ever be recovered, and you cannot change its configuration forever. And it is an expensive unit (about $60).

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