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network printer questioni have not installed a network printer before and just want to ask if this is
what i can expect to do 1. plug the HP2800 series AIO into the router (workgroup) 2. install the HP software onto one pc 3. use the add a printer method in xp do i repeat 2 and 3 on all pc's? do I actually create a share on the printer? I don't find such a printer as an "All In One" but I do find a "Business
Inkjet" with that model number. If it has a network port, you plug it into the network, then use the Add Printer wizard to add it to each computer you want to use it. You'll want to select the option to add a local printer (don't autodetect), then add a new port, add a TCP/IP port, and input the IP address of the printer. The rest is like installing any local printer. Show quoteHide quote "casper" <cas***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1330A741-1F96-4C0C-B171-AC2BDD381194@microsoft.com... >i have not installed a network printer before and just want to ask if this >is > what i can expect to do > > 1. plug the HP2800 series AIO into the router (workgroup) > 2. install the HP software onto one pc > 3. use the add a printer method in xp > > do i repeat 2 and 3 on all pc's? > do I actually create a share on the printer? sorry its the HP 2820 AIO.
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/search/search_request.do?pageName=HP+All-in-Ones_cat
There is a software disk for the printer. Do i install this just on one pc and then other others download the driver for it from that pc? One other question...if a printer is connected to the network router with cat5 cable this mean it's always available to other machines, so why would i buy a router with a print server component? To manage queues perhaps? Show quoteHide quote "Richard G. Harper" wrote: > I don't find such a printer as an "All In One" but I do find a "Business > Inkjet" with that model number. If it has a network port, you plug it into > the network, then use the Add Printer wizard to add it to each computer you > want to use it. You'll want to select the option to add a local printer > (don't autodetect), then add a new port, add a TCP/IP port, and input the IP > address of the printer. The rest is like installing any local printer. > > "casper" <cas***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1330A741-1F96-4C0C-B171-AC2BDD381194@microsoft.com... > >i have not installed a network printer before and just want to ask if this > >is > > what i can expect to do > > > > 1. plug the HP2800 series AIO into the router (workgroup) > > 2. install the HP software onto one pc > > 3. use the add a printer method in xp > > > > do i repeat 2 and 3 on all pc's? > > do I actually create a share on the printer? > You will need to install the drivers no matter what, so just install them on
each PC. The reason some network devices include printer servers is because not all printers include network connectivity. :-) Show quoteHide quote "casper" <cas***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B4E13B99-ADEE-4659-B46C-49A17955B042@microsoft.com... > sorry its the HP 2820 AIO. > http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/search/search_request.do?pageName=HP+All-in-Ones_cat > > There is a software disk for the printer. Do i install this just on one pc > and then other others download the driver for it from that pc? > > One other question...if a printer is connected to the network router with > cat5 cable this mean it's always available to other machines, so why would > i > buy a router with a print server component? To manage queues perhaps? > > > > "Richard G. Harper" wrote: > >> I don't find such a printer as an "All In One" but I do find a "Business >> Inkjet" with that model number. If it has a network port, you plug it >> into >> the network, then use the Add Printer wizard to add it to each computer >> you >> want to use it. You'll want to select the option to add a local printer >> (don't autodetect), then add a new port, add a TCP/IP port, and input the >> IP >> address of the printer. The rest is like installing any local printer. >> >> "casper" <cas***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:1330A741-1F96-4C0C-B171-AC2BDD381194@microsoft.com... >> >i have not installed a network printer before and just want to ask if >> >this >> >is >> > what i can expect to do >> > >> > 1. plug the HP2800 series AIO into the router (workgroup) >> > 2. install the HP software onto one pc >> > 3. use the add a printer method in xp >> > >> > do i repeat 2 and 3 on all pc's? >> > do I actually create a share on the printer? >>
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