NETGEAR WPNT834 manual A Road Map for How to Get There From Here, Printers in a

Reference Manual for the RangeMax 240 Wireless Router WPNT834

Table 2-1. A Road Map for How to Get There From Here (continued)

If I Want To?	What Do I Do?		What’s Needed?	How Do I?
Share	1.	Use the Windows	• Windows computers (wired	Windows Domain settings are
Windows PC		Printers and Fax	and wireless) you are	usually managed by corporate
files and		features to locate	using to connect to the	computer support groups.
printers (in a		available printers in	network need to be	Windows Workgroup settings
combined		the combined	configured with the
wireless and			Windows Client and File	are commonly managed by
		wireless and wired
wired network).			and Print Sharing.	individuals who want to set up
		network in your
			• Windows computers (wired	small networks in their homes, or
		home.
			and wireless) I am using to	small offices.
Note: For	2.	Use the Windows
			connect to the network
		Add a Printer
sharing files and
			need to be configured with	For assistance with setting up
		wizard to add
printers on other
			the same Windows	Windows networking,see the PC
		access to a network
types of
			Workgroup or Domain	Networking Tutorial on the
		printer from the PC
computers like
			settings as the other	NETGEAR RangeMax 240
		you are using to
Macintosh or
			Windows computers in the	Wireless Router WPNT834
		wirelessly connect
Linux, refer to
			combined wireless and	Resource CD and the Help
		to the network.
the product
			wired network.	information provided in the
	3. From the File menu
documentation
			• Any Windows networking	Windows system you are using.
		of an application
that came with
			security access rights such
		such as Microsoft
those
			as login user name/	For assistance with setting up
		Word, use the Print
computers.
			password that have been	printers in Windows, see the
		Setup feature to
			assigned in the Windows	Help and Support information
		direct your print
			network must be provided	that comes with the version of
		output to the printer
			when Windows prompts for	the Windows operating systems
		on the network.
			such information.	you are using.
			• If so-called Windows ‘peer’
			networking is being used,
			the printer needs to be
			enabled for sharing.

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