said: 
>Hello 
>in the VOICE Newsletter 09/2002 article Stanley Sidlov describes how = 
>to get printed faster in a network ;-) 
>With this article I installed SLPR and got it working ;-)) 
>With this article I also learnt about the LANready CP-830 Print Server 
>;-))) 
>http://store.yahoo.com/comready/nettec3por10.html 
>Since my SMC 7004 Barricade has only one, non-bidi, PP and I would 
like = 
>to connect more than one printer I decided to buy this LANready CP-830 = 
>for US$ 76 (normal price US$129) at COMready.com and got it these days 
! 
>Unfortunately I am not able to configure this unit ;-( 
>The whole afternoon I was trying with connecting, disconnecting, 
>rebooting and reconfiguring with no success ;-(( 
>My networks IP addresses are 192.168.144.2xx up to 254, where the SMC = 
>7004 BR / EU is set to 254. 
>The worstations static addresses are 210, 220, 230, 240 and 250 and = 
>the addresses from 201 to 209 are dynamic adresses and = 
>all my networks IP assingments are working properly !! 
>My intention now with the new Print Server is: 
>configure its 3 PP with these following 3 IP addresses: 
>192.168.144.251 / 252 / 252 serving the 3 ports 1 to 3 !? 
>To configure the Print Server I connect the unit with the single cable = 
>to the NIC of my PC. 
>A PING to the connected unit (default 192.168.0.1) gives no 
>answer. 
>Trying an access with TELnet nor with the WEB browser doesn't work 
;-((( 
>What do I wrong ??? 
>Your advice, hints and suggestions are very welcome ! 
>Kind regards, svobi 
Svobi, 
Personal curiousity, did you ever get the LANready CP-830 to function? = 
FWIW, *no* longer available new in the USA; at least I can't find this 
print server - new. 
Regards, Larry 
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