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These devices worked perfect and were printing in less than two minutes out of the box. I have a Linksys WRT54GL also purchased from NewEgg. This is the linux version router that accepts third party firmware. The linksys was flashed with DD-WRT and configured as a bridge/server. The two IOGEAR units were plugged into the linksys, and two Okidata 320 turbo 9 pin impact printers were plugged into the IOGEARS.... After popping in the CD the utility scanned the network and found both servers in less then 30 seconds. Keep in mind that the print servers are across a wireless bridge using a DLINK N 655 and the Linksys running DD-WRT. I chose to assign static IP's to the units and once again the units took the setting across the wireless connection perfectly. With this set up I have a closet/store room in the office that is fully connected to the main network wirelessly with our general ledger and payroll check printer...and a rats nest of wires was not required. Per