Just think about this after firing off a response. Minor detail here, That Linksys router almost certainly doesn't pass AppleTalk which is all the EtherPrint does. I don't think you can get there from here.
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Clark, you are correct, the LinkSys dox say it will not pass AppleTalk packets, only TCP/IP. And the Etherprint dox say it will not do TCP/IP. I sheepishly didn't post this info because:
1. a report on this forum of using a router that isn't supposed to pass AppleTalk packets with an Etherprint (I have made contact with this person outside this forum, waiting for response).
2. I can use shared printing from my wireless Mac to the Epson when the Epson is cabled to the wired Mac. Ithis passing AppleTalk packets through the router? If not, is there a simple way to test passing AppleTalk packets? I have a wired G3 and a wireless G4 on the network right now.
There was going to be a 3, but I think now that testing out 2 would be the best course of action. Probably obvious to most who might be reading this - can anyone advise how to test sending AppleTalk? Both machines are in OSX.
Erik
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