Best Wireless Routers for Mac Users

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There are dozens of wireless routers in the retailers’ electronics departments that infamously claim to be “Mac compatible.” If you or one of your friends has ever purchased one of these routers, they either own a PC or know that compatible is used quite loosely. So what router should you buy if...



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Posted on Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:10:05 +0000 at http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techpatio...er-network
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I'm not quiet sure about this because I'm actually running windows and never ran Mac, nor Linux. So basically, I'd say all of them are good but there is one that is special which I have no idea which one it is.

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[warren]

Really, any router should work fine for you. Linksys makes good products but there are other makers as well.

One thing I would do for your print server problem, is to go into the Wireless router's settings and reserve, or lock-in, the IP address of the print server to it never changes. It is pretty easy to do. Most wireless routers have web page access that allows any computer to administer it through a browser and most have settings that allow you to keep a certain device locked in on the same IP all the time, even if the devices are restarted it will come back with the same IP.