[ale] printer support in router

[Geoffrey]

aaron wrote:
> I'm glad Michael brought this up. My D-Link 704p router includes a
> parallel port and (supposedly) can work as a print server as well.

Making use of an existing device is always good.  What I do for various 
such efforts is dedicate what would normally be a throwaway piece of 
hardware to such efforts.  My print server is a headless p166 with 32 
meg of ram and a 1 gig drive.  It sits in my little data center and I 
just let it run night and day.  The same goes for my driveway camera 
box.  It's also a p166.

I've gotten to the point where I push off such tasks to dedicated 
hardware, then, i hardly know they're their.  I don't have to worry 
about someone else in the house hold shutting down the machine connected 
to the printer.

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Think about it...

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