Installation catastrophic, then ok

I have rarely seen a device that follows was complicated to put into operation. Without Roberto instructions it probably would not have gone. But even with Roberto's instructions I (under Linux) needed two hours for it. The WLAN connection was configured correctly each manually connection whatsoever worked right away, but the box was very often not anpingbar. Somehow pure luck. After the first access via browser to the default IP then the IP changed to one of my network, wireless card also reconfigured, rebooted box .... connection newly made no response to Ping. :-( Also nmap found nothing.
So factory reset and the games again from the beginning. A felt dozen times until it closed suddenly and I (Infrastructure mode, SSID, WPA2, etc.) the final configuration could make.

Who has little idea of ​​networks should really take advantage of this print server distance.

What I have to keep the manufacturers benefit: it is not simply a device to configure only via WLAN. The Charted Course on the ad-hoc mode is already basically ok. What's not OK is that the connection so unreliable is concluded, and that you can not configure all parameters (wireless and TCP / IP) in one step. The manufacturer would have additionally to spendieren a LAN jack, which would have made the start much easier.

Should the wireless network which change (channel, WPA password, etc.), the whole procedure is to go through again.

Once the installation is first made, then the print server appears to perform his duties properly. Although not supported according to the instructions GDI printers (and many other print server also will not work with GDI printers, I ask myself why?) Flipped it with my Samsung ML-2010 immediately. In the download area of ​​TP-Link there are incidentally a printer compatibility list for download. One should look at better times before buying.