Print Server works.

Finally a print server has earned its name.
After I had already tried the Print Server TP-Link and CSL, both always hung in everyday life test, I thought that it is up to the printer. A Canon MG5100. But now the Dlink DPR 1020 attempts. Perfect. The installation using the CD does everything alone. First, the print server is set up. Everything will be detected and configured by itself. The allocation of IP via DHCP from the router to work here at last easily and immediately after plugging the power supply unit. Then add it again using the CD a network printer. If the printer driver is already on the computer are only 4 clicks needed Next. Already everything is configured and running perfectly. Test page printed-passed. Now you can easily set up a network printer by using the CD on any other computer on the network. No cumbersome manual configuration as those of the TP-Link model. White is not why some talk here so bad about the product. Rarely made such an easy installation. Also, the scan goes by additional software PSLink. But it takes almost a minute per scan until the image from the network on the computer is. Have therefore omitted this function and an old Brother MFP Scanning for connected directly to a PC. But this print server works here really super good. Also, the printer is detected, although he did not appear, according to D-Link in the list of models. Also, the print server running under Win7, although only to Vista support printed ist.Gute quality.