hope this is the right group to ask this
 

I have not been able to find an "ASUS WireLess Router" group, so I pose my
question here, if this is the wrong group, please direct me tothe right one.
I have an "ASUS WireLess Router" WL-500W, I have two issues that I am trying
to correct. The first one is, is there a way to reserve more than 8 IP
addresses. I would like to have the dhcp server give out addresses and not
have to worry about static addresses even though I need the addresses to be
the same each and every time.
The second issue is, I can not get the USB print server to work, and am
looking for any suggestions on this.
thank you in advance
adoverbey@gmail.com

Re: hope this is the right group to ask this
 

Overbey <doverbey@*******> wrote:
> I have not been able to find an "ASUS WireLess Router" group

There may not be one in usenet (and there won't be one on Microsoft's news
servers, of course). However, the manufacturer should have a support page on
their website.

> , so I
> pose my question here, if this is the wrong group, please direct me
> tothe right one.

This is fine for general wireless questions. For your particular hardware,
you should contact the manufacturer's support.

> I have an "ASUS WireLess Router" WL-500W, I have two
> issues that I am trying to correct. The first one is, is there a way
> to reserve more than 8 IP addresses. I would like to have the dhcp
> server give out addresses and not have to worry about static
> addresses even though I need the addresses to be the same each and
> every time. The second issue is, I can not get the USB print server to
> work, and
> am looking for any suggestions on this.
> thank you in advance
> adoverbey@*****

See above - your best bet is to get in touch with the hardware manufacturer.

PS: Best not to post your email address in here (or in your account
settings) unless you like spam.

Re: hope this is the right group to ask this
 

Hi
I do not know where you started your Internet quest about the Wireless
Router. you reached the Microsoft newsgroup. There is here NO groups for
none Microsoft devices.
However as a long shot with a grain of salt ;). USB printer servers that are
not of the same manufacturer as the printer some times are not compatible
with many printers.
If you want better DHCP reservation you can try to flash your Router with
this free 3rd party firmware.
It would make the Router much more flexible, but I am not sure that it
supports the USB server.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php...on#Asus_WL500W
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)


"Overbey" <doverbey@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:49a15a29$0$20300$607ed4bc@cv.net...
>I have not been able to find an "ASUS WireLess Router" group, so I pose my
> question here, if this is the wrong group, please direct me tothe right
> one.
> I have an "ASUS WireLess Router" WL-500W, I have two issues that I am
> trying
> to correct. The first one is, is there a way to reserve more than 8 IP
> addresses. I would like to have the dhcp server give out addresses and
> not
> have to worry about static addresses even though I need the addresses to
> be
> the same each and every time.
> The second issue is, I can not get the USB print server to work, and am
> looking for any suggestions on this.
> thank you in advance
> adoverbey@gmail.com
>
>

Re: hope this is the right group to ask this
 

Thanks for all the info and suggestions
thaks

"Overbey" <doverbey@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:49a15a29$0$20300$607ed4bc@cv.net...
>I have not been able to find an "ASUS WireLess Router" group, so I pose my
> question here, if this is the wrong group, please direct me tothe right
> one.
> I have an "ASUS WireLess Router" WL-500W, I have two issues that I am
> trying
> to correct. The first one is, is there a way to reserve more than 8 IP
> addresses. I would like to have the dhcp server give out addresses and
> not
> have to worry about static addresses even though I need the addresses to
> be
> the same each and every time.
> The second issue is, I can not get the USB print server to work, and am
> looking for any suggestions on this.
> thank you in advance
> adoverbey@gmail.com
>
>