TL-WR803n / 702n: Connecting thru
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TL-WR803n / 702n: Connecting thru
Model : TL-WR802N / TL-WR702N
Hi
I have a (maybe) weird question:
- I have a network with internet
- This network has a DHCP in it
- Connections of printer and PC and Server are all by ethernet over a switch
Now: What happens if i connect a TL-WR702N or 802N to the network via a ethernetcable? My goal is to connect my Notebook to the WiFi (of the 802n / 702n) and print documents to my ethernet-bound printer.
Would i be somehow (what mode of the TL-WR802n / 702n??) able to "see" my printer thru Wifi, thru the 702/802 thru the Ethernet?
Is it understandable, what i want to built? Or you need a picture of sorts?
Thanks!
Edit:
OK... I may add a little ASCII-graphics to it for better understanding:
[Printer]------eth------[Switch]--------eth------[TP-Link] ))) wifi ((( [Notebook]
There are more PC's ans stuff on the switch, but not drawn...
Can the Notebook "see" the printer and if so, in what mode do i have to use the TP-link to do so?
Hi
I have a (maybe) weird question:
- I have a network with internet
- This network has a DHCP in it
- Connections of printer and PC and Server are all by ethernet over a switch
Now: What happens if i connect a TL-WR702N or 802N to the network via a ethernetcable? My goal is to connect my Notebook to the WiFi (of the 802n / 702n) and print documents to my ethernet-bound printer.
Would i be somehow (what mode of the TL-WR802n / 702n??) able to "see" my printer thru Wifi, thru the 702/802 thru the Ethernet?
Is it understandable, what i want to built? Or you need a picture of sorts?
Thanks!
Edit:
OK... I may add a little ASCII-graphics to it for better understanding:
[Printer]------eth------[Switch]--------eth------[TP-Link] ))) wifi ((( [Notebook]
There are more PC's ans stuff on the switch, but not drawn...
Can the Notebook "see" the printer and if so, in what mode do i have to use the TP-link to do so?