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Linksys PSUS4 PrintServer for USB with 4 Port Switch

Made:	Linksys
Media:	Electronics
Sales Rank:	6,096
Availability:	Usually ships in 24 hours
List Price:	$99.99
Our Price*:	$69.99

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Share a printer with everyone on your network -- works with most USB printers
Connect your printer directly to the network, with no need to dedicate a PC to print server chores
Also expands your network with a built-in 4-port 10/100 Ethernet switch
Remotely administered through your web browser or the included utility
Each port independently negotiates the best speed and half- or full-duplex mode, for up to 200 Mbps of bandwidth per port

Rating: 2.81/5 from 16 reviews

Supports a few USB printers!

Rating: 1/5

It took calling Linksys and diag with tech support to figure out that the print server doesn't support a Brother HL-1440 which uses standard PCL communication. Then reading the site and other reviews I see they only claim it works with most USB printers. Well I would suggest they change that to a few USB printers. I have used this HL-1440 on my SMC router with built-in print server with ease. I found that this Linksys is more complex to setup and wouldn't recommend Linksys.

PSUS4 with RedHat Linux 9.0

Rating: 4/5

I found conflicting opinions about how easy the PSUS4 would be to set up with Linux. My environment has RedHat Linux 9.0, HP PSC2110 w hpijs and I wanted a fixed IP address for the PSUS4.

I found that there is no need to use the provided set-up programs or documentation by doing the following:
The default IP address is 169.254.25.233 netmask 255.255.0.0
You may need to change your host network settings to the same sub-net.
Use ping to see whether you can see the PSUS4.
Browse http://169.254.25.233.
The default user name and password are admin admin.
In setup optionally disable Appletalk and NetBEUI.
In protocol set the IP address and netmask you would like to use.
Save and switch the router off and on to reboot.

On workstations select system settings/printing.
Set up a new queue with any name and description you like.
Select Networked UNIX (LPD)
Specify server as the IP address, queue lpd.
Select the printer from the pull down on the "Generic" box.

Apply the changes and print a test page.

It is possible to telnet into the PSUS4, but commands seem to be limited to help, monitor and exit!

Nice Tiny Print server and works great with my Lexmark Z32

Rating: 4/5

bought this , brought it home , hooked up my Lexmark Z32 printer to it, installed software , and it works.. firmware is 6030 , i couldnt get Bi-Admin to upgrade the firmware to the latest (6032) , and Livechat is worthless ..

overall its a good device , nice and Tiny , comes with a CAT 5 cable and USB cable and Tiny ac adapter that doesnt use the next outlet next to it.

if you need support , you got problems .. or to upgrade firmware your in trouble .