🖨️ TP-LINK TL-PS110U USB 2.0 Fast Ethernet Print Server: Single Port Solution Review

Amazing sauce. I used to have so many troubles printing with my old printer but with this guy everyone on the internet can use it now. Easy setting

I had no trouble installing it once I realized the default IP address is 192.168.0.10. Why this IP? Who knows, but uncomfortable. I had to change my PC's IP address and connect directly so the utility that came with it could find it. Who needs a utility after changing the IP? However, it works as advertised.

I have yet to determine if this is related to this device or if my printer will not work with this device. Therefore, I cannot give this device a better rating.

I bought the TP-Link print server after reading positive reviews of a successful installation (knowing it wasn't going to be an automated process). However, it turned out to be more difficult than I thought based on the reviews. After not following the instructions in the positive reviews, I was able to go to the TP-Link website and click the "Chat" icon. This brought up a number of tutorial installation options. I went with the Windows 10 installation option, which includes step-by-step…

The product offers more printer support than other print servers and this one supports print queuing, a hidden feature not available to others. Worked for 1 month with no problems. No driver is required and the product is the second version and up to date for the lifetime of TP-LINK technical support.

Works great. I didn't have to use the CD that came with it. I just changed my laptop to the same subnet as the default IP and logged in straight away. IP address changed and the printer was configured within 5 minutes.

Works great in my environment. I bought one and then had to buy 4 more to add unmanaged LabelWriters and Scanners. If they are online I can now manage them via GPOs; exactly what i need. Setup: 1. Connect power and Ethernet to LAN2. I connected to the local network and manually changed my IP address to 192.168.1.13 and kept my internal gateway3. Login to the print server at 192.168.1.10 (this was the default value for the print server listed on the paper that came with it)4. Change the TCP/IP…