Re: USB to ethernet cable
- From: J Lunis <jay.lunis@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 10:27:19 -0400
Gordon wrote:
"J Lunis" <jay.lunis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Jaf5i.18$wR3.8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxYeah, I've already decided not to waste my $$. thanksGordon wrote:"J Lunis" <jay.lunis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:io%4i.10$E64.9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWell, not that I doubt you guys - looks to me like I will not waste my money on an impossible dream. But. . .Five ports. Don't know. One the front I can see numbers -1,2,3,4.OK. It has four ports and no print server capability. Therefore you can only connect your PC and three other devices. You WILL need either printers with NIC cards in them, or a print server for each printer in order to use your printers over the network. You should connect the external HDD to your PC and share it. The Tivo, I don't know because I don't know what it is.
But on the back I have one port? for the electric cord and five ports that accept ethernet plugs.
Netgear WGR614
HTH
FWIW, I had written to Belkin about the capabilities of their adapter cable. The response follows.I believe the F5D5050 is a USB to ethernet adapter cable. I want to hook an Epson printer, a Dell photo printer, a Western Digital USBhard >drive, and a Tivo DVR to my router. All four devices have only USB >ports. Will the F5D5050 allow these devices to successfully connect to >an empty ethernet port?
The response?Yes, the F5D5050 should be able to support the below mentioned set-up.
What Belkin failed to mention is that you will need to assign an IP address to the printer - you can ONLY do that (afaik) by using either a print server or a printer with an NIC card in it. The fact that the Belkin cable will connect a USB port to ethernet is fine - as long as the ethernet port you connect it to is a print server!
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