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We are installing thin clients and these clients map their printers via MAC address. The thin clients route across layer 3 (ip address) to get to the printers. The printer and the thin client will be on different broadcast domains. <br />
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1. Will the thin client be able to find the printer via MAC address.<br />
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2. Assuming the answer to the above question is no. How can could I configure the layer 3 router to allow for the thin client to find the printer via MAC address.
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We are installing thin clients and these clients map their printers via MAC address. The thin clients route across layer 3 (ip address) to get to the printers. The printer and the thin client will be on different broadcast domains. 

1. Will the thin client be able to find the printer via MAC address.

2. Assuming the answer to the above question is no. How can could I configure the layer 3 router to allow for the thin client to find the printer via MAC address.

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