D-Link's new Fast Ethernet print server is a compact device that attaches to a parallel printer. This device permits the printer to print files from a large number of users connected over a Fast Ethernet network. Designed to work with both PC and Macintosh, this pocket-sized device saves users cost by doing away with the need to equip every workstation with a dedicated printer.

Multiple computers can share a single printer; the print server queues users print files, allowing the printer to print them out in an orderly manner. Through the DP-301P+, users connected over a network who access the Internet, run Windows 95, 98, 2000 or NT, or run Unix, Linux or MacOS can print files transparently from the shared printer.

The DP-301P+ is easily configurable using any Internet web browser or a simple-to-operate GUI under Windows. Telnet support means that the administrator can also configure and maintain the print server from any station on a Unix or TCP/IP network.