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WGPS606 54MBPS WLS-PRINT SVR W/ 4PT SWCH WGPS606 54MBPS WLS-PRINT SVR W/ 4PT SWCH |  |
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Netgear WGPS606 Wireless-G 54Mbps USB Print Server & 4 Port Bridge/Switch This model provides shared wireless access for two printers. It also connects up to four PCs to a network without the need for additional wireless adapters. Installation takes only
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Netgear WGPS606 54 Mbps Wireless Print Server w/ 4-port Switch
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54 Mbps Wireless Print Server w/ 4-port Switch ( WGPS606 ) In seconds, you can connect two printers and four PCs to your wireless network - all with one simple device.
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WGPS606 54MBPS WLS-PRINT SVR W/ 4PT SWCH
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Netgear Wireless Print Server 54 Mbps w/ 4 Port Switch - WGPS606 Would you and the other users in your network like the freedom to print wirelessly? And, to connect to more than one printer, without having to add print servers, wireless adapters, or unsi
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WGPS606NA NETGEAR 54 Mbps Wireless Print Server with 4 Port Switch, 802.11g, b
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Netgear WGPS606NA Key Features: 802.11g technology,4 10/100 Ethernet ports,Two USB ports,Easy installation,Power adapter,2 USB cables ...
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| Review | Rating | Last Updated | Poor product and even poorer support
Purchased this print server and a compatible HP printer assuming it should be simple to hook up. While I am not a computer geek, I set my cable wireless modem and three other computers - all interconnected wirelessly.
After downloading the latest firmware and installation software, I spent three hours attempting to get the print server to communicate with the printer. Despite my best efforts, I could only communicate to the print server via USB. Print server did not even show up on the home network.
Assuming I must have overlooked an important step, I contacted, via email, Netgear tech support.
The extent of their support in to send the same set on instructions - it was clearly evident that one one actually read my emails.
Followed the instructions to the letter - several times over but to no avail.
I finally sent an email thanking them for their support but I was throwing the server away and sending a copy of the email trail to their CEO Pat Lo.
Received another form email saying how they regret when bad things happen to their best customers and they hope to do better next time I purchase a Netgear boat anchor.
After spending over six hours working on this miserable device, it did feel liberating when I tossed it in the can. | 1 | Today | Excellent product
This print server works great, but it did take a lot of time messing with it initially to get it to work as far as router options and settings. Actually setting a computer and printer up to the print server takes no time at all though. | 4 | Today | Good Product
I had hard time configuring my Lexmark E238 and Canon MP530. You could not configure this router alone unless you are an expert in this field. However, be careful the technical support is only for 90 days, and after that they charge 30 dollar per case or 1hr. Therefore, my advice is to write down the steps with the technical support person guides through so you could go to your notes for help later. This product really works for two printers. However, remember this router could only perform printing if you are having multifunction printers. What I was trying to explain is if you have fax, scanner or photocopier you could not use this features through this wireless router. You should manually plug in your computer to make use of the multifunction of your printer. Yet another thing to be careful is you need to run the printer softwares in all the computer as well as the computers need to wireless. | 3 | Today | EASY TO INSTALL IF YOU ARE PATIENT.
I Bought a refurbished wgps606 and installed with a pixma ip4000 canon printer on windows vista.
1-turn on the netgear wgps606 print server and reset its settings to factory settings, using a paper clip.
2-be sure your wireless conection is SET private -NO PUBLIC.
3-INSTALL the cd that came with your netgear wgps606 or download it form netgear.com and install it to your computer.
4-just follow the easy instructions on the screen and be ready to enjoy wireless printer.
I was having problems trying to install this print server wgps606 at first ,beacause my wireless connection was setup using the public settings,I just changed that and I followed the step by step guide from the cd and in less of 10 minutes I was printing using the wifi connection.
I hope this review helps others having similar problems.
| 5 | Today | Tough To Install - Runs Well
When I finally purchased a laptop (Dell), I wanted to be able to use the integrated Wi-Fi anywhere in my house. This router works perfectly. From the 4 extra jacks, I was not only able to keep my landline DSL, but I added my OOMA phone service as well (you can add a printer too). The reception for my laptop is perfect, even for running videos over the Internet. I can get reception through three walls and about eighty feet. Be warned that the installation is not easy. I had to call Netgear support in India to have them walk me through the on-line setup (have you ever had support from India? They are extremely polite, but I have a tin ear for accents). It took about 90 minutes (of near hell). If I had to do it again, I could, but the first time experience is not easy. When I want security, I only use my DSL, but for basic Internet use with my laptop, I have my own direct Wi-Fi channel. Its very convenient and worth the trouble. Plus, if my desktop crashes, I will still have Internet capability. | 4 | Today | An Absolute Piece of Junk
I should've returned this when I bought it. After 1 hour of attempting to set it up myself - and I'm no IT idiot - and then an hour on the phone with a very patient tech service rep, it finally got to working. Problem? The IP address conflicted with my already installed Netgear Wireless Router. One would think that they would have had their products compatible with each other...but such is not the case.
[For the record, in the house we have a Mac Powerbook and two XP machines. The printers are an Epson Photo R320 and an HP2015 laser.]
Upon set up, it was then realized that it was not compatible with the Epson. A minor annoyance, considering that this is my color printer and I was hoping to wirelessly connect it to my Mac.
It never fully worked with one of our XP laptops and we could never figure why. For the Mac it's only good for 50% of the time. For the other PC it's clocking in at 100%. In all ironies, it's the laptops we bought this thing for so we could print from the rest of the house.
This is half-baked product that should have never been released and I should have returned. Unfortunately, it's a non-solution to my problem that I've finally decided to abandon after months of aggravation.
| 1 | Today | Difficult installation; great product
This took about three hours to install: two hours on the phone with Netgear and another hour on the phone with AT&T. We installed it through the Uverse router and it works great. Simply following the installation steps included with the print server wasn't sufficient. | 5 | Today | Awsome Print Server
I have several pieces of equipment in my front room that needed an internet connection, and I did want to run ethernet cables all all through my house from my router in my bedroom. I had a friend recommend the Netgear WGPS606 wireless Print Server. So I took my buddy's suggestion and purchased the Netgear print server at a very good price at Amazon.com. I now have everything hooked up and working like a charm, and it is all wireless. I couldn't ask for better. It was not hard to hook up, and configure. | 5 | Today | Didn't work as expected
Perhaps it's just me (this is the first time I've tried a wireless print server), but I didn't realize that it also serves as your wireless access point (talking to your wireless router) for your PCs. This seemed very awkward to me, and didn't work as well as I expected (another point of interference for the internet connection, and seemed to act funny when printing). It also didn't work with one of my printers, but they do warn against that and have a website to check this, so while I can't really complain about it, it does impact usability of the server. | 3 | Today | Mac use
This print seerver will not work with a Macintosh running the Leopard operating system, although. according to Netgear it might with system 10.4. Tried for hours with no luck so returned product. Best to use Airport Express, not to mess with any other print server. | 1 | Today |
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