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MGM
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Dec 29 2011, 10:24 AM
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After fast browsing this thread, still need some reassurance. Which would be the best Router+other-hardware(<rm200) to replace DIR615 so that I can share laserprinter? (TP841ND+DR615) OR ASUS RT-N13U. Thanks in advance.
This post has been edited by MGM: Dec 29 2011, 10:29 AM
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MGM
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Dec 29 2011, 02:22 PM
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QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Dec 29 2011, 01:00 PM) 841ND + DIR615 RT-N13U 1043ND Overall, if you're using stock firmware, RT-N13U has more features. Print server, its QOS and the built-in download master. Just depends on your budget and whether you need those features. TP-link routers has less features to play with. Btw, you should do research whether 1043ND supports printer sharing on default firmware. I'm not quite sure after a few googling. It's a capable router I would say, even better if flashed with DDWRT or something similar. Btw, 1043ND has gigabit. Whether you need it or not, it's up to your decision. If I'm not wrong, 1043ND is still cheaper than the N13U. Summary i) Need built in download master for FTP/HTTP/BT and Asus QoS feature? Get N13U ii) Best bang for buck?? 841ND+DIR615. I'm using this setup. So far so good. Simple setup too. iii) If you need Gigabit, 1043ND should be very fun to play with and it's priced between i) and ii) But you must check whether its stock firmware allows you to do printer sharing (I think it should, else the USB port is quite useless  ) Btw, something to share~~ Quite insane mod done on 1043ND... RAM and USB Hub  Thanks IwanAGP, so you are using 841ND+DR615, pls let me know your setup. For ASUS RT-N13u-B1 is it true that we can use it off the shelf without updating the firmware? But N13U printers support is quite limited and my printer is not in the list, if not I would have chosen the N13U.
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MGM
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Jan 7 2012, 09:58 PM
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I am staying in a double storey terrace house with a VIP5 plan. I am thinking of renting a similar unit directly opposite (building to building about 50 ft apart). What is the best way(hardware) to share my Unifi with the rented unit with 3 pc on each house?
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