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Topic # 9807 14-Oct-2006 17:44
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I currently have a 802.11 n-draft WLAN. I want to get a network ready ethernet laser printer. My question is, if I use a WAP and connect the printer to the WLAN via ethernet cable, will it work on the network?





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Reply # 48658 14-Oct-2006 17:49
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Do you mean connecting via ethernet cable to the same Access Point? Yes, it will work, since it will be in the same LAN segment.




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  Reply # 48660 14-Oct-2006 17:54
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Well, not the router connected to the cable modem, but an additional router used as a WAP.





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