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I have an SBC DSL wireless router (Brand : 2-wire) with following network setup:<br />
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1) Router connected to Win98 OS (Connected Via Ehternet Cat5)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; (Printer Connect to this PC via USB cable)<br />
2) Laptop Win 98 OS(Connected Via Wireless card, 64 bit Encryption)<br />
3) Destop XP Home OS(Connected Via USB Wireless card, 64 bit Encrption)<br />
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I can ping from and to each of the computers on the network. I enabled file/printer sharing on both the Win98 PC and the Laptop, but can only see my laptop on the other network and not the one which router is connected via Cat5.<br />
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I cannot print document over the wireless network. <br />
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Any sugesstion would be helpful
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I have an SBC DSL wireless router (Brand : 2-wire) with following network setup:

1) Router connected to Win98 OS (Connected Via Ehternet Cat5)
    (Printer Connect to this PC via USB cable)
2) Laptop Win 98 OS(Connected Via Wireless card, 64 bit Encryption)
3) Destop XP Home OS(Connected Via USB Wireless card, 64 bit Encrption)

I can ping from and to each of the computers on the network. I enabled file/printer sharing on both the Win98 PC and the Laptop, but can only see my laptop on the other network and not the one which router is connected via Cat5.

I cannot print document over the wireless network. 

Any sugesstion would be helpful

Sharing Printer over Multiple OS via DSL Router/modem Wireless Network

The term broadband commonly refers to high-speed Internet access that is always on and faster than the traditional dial-up access. Broadband includes several high-speed transmission technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), cable, fiber optics, wireless (for which there is a separate topic), satellite and broadband over powerlines (BPL).