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thanks<br />
that will do me<br />
I guess I should have read the spec from the website first<br />
thanks again
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thanks
that will do me
I guess I should have read the spec from the website first
thanks again

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I am trying to make a hp laserjet 607 printer work on our network wirelessly. &nbsp; we are currently using Datamax RL4e Printer . &nbsp;I need an adapter that can be configured like the datamax rl4e printer. &nbsp;<br />
Security-Authentication Mode WPA/WPA2<br />
Group Cipher - Encryption &nbsp;CCMP<br />
&nbsp;Authentication Protocol &nbsp; WPA2-PSK<br />
EAP type<br />
EAP-PEAP<br />
does anyone know an exact model that will work?
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I am trying to make a hp laserjet 607 printer work on our network wirelessly.   we are currently using Datamax RL4e Printer .  I need an adapter that can be configured like the datamax rl4e printer.  
Security-Authentication Mode WPA/WPA2
Group Cipher - Encryption  CCMP
 Authentication Protocol   WPA2-PSK
EAP type
EAP-PEAP
does anyone know an exact model that will work?

wireless printserver for hp 607 printer

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