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Old 06-May-2008, 05:07 PM
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Hi people long time no see

Im looking to get a printer working, which is going to be connected wirelessley so i can print from a laptop and also it will be connected by usb to a main desktop. How would i go about getting it so that the laptop could send a document to the printer over the web??

Is this a wise thing to do as id normally just think you would download the document and do it that way rather than having it so that everyone could pick up your printer and therefore hack into it ??

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An option may be to look at either a wireless print server, or, if the wired & wireless computers are reachable between each other, have the wired computer act as a print server.


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Best way is to get one of the cheap routers with a printer server built in. Then anyone on the network can print to it, and if the main router has a firewall nobody else can.

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