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You would need to set up a route to the printer from the remote server, and enable a gateway on the printer.<br />

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You would need to set up a route to the printer from the remote server, and enable a gateway on the printer.


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Great. Could you please provide an example of the route and how to enable a gateway.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Eric
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Great. Could you please provide an example of the route and how to enable a gateway.

Thanks,
Eric

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Hello Experts,<br />
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My situtation is I administer a remote dedicated server (running Server 2003) for web hostings, email, etc. &nbsp;While I am logged-in (XP Pro on the local machine) via a remote connection I'd like to print to the HP3500n on my local area network. The local network is behind a Linksys (cable/DSL) router.<br />
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I believe my problem is allowing the Server to see the printer (on a local print server) through the LinkSys router. But there my be other factors inhibitors as well.<br />
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Any advice? <br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Eric
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Hello Experts,

My situtation is I administer a remote dedicated server (running Server 2003) for web hostings, email, etc.  While I am logged-in (XP Pro on the local machine) via a remote connection I'd like to print to the HP3500n on my local area network. The local network is behind a Linksys (cable/DSL) router.

I believe my problem is allowing the Server to see the printer (on a local print server) through the LinkSys router. But there my be other factors inhibitors as well.

Any advice? 

Thanks,
Eric

Printing to Local (HP) Printer behind (Linksys) router while Logged Into Remote Host

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