D-Link's multiprotocol print servers turn any printer into a network printer through a simple plug to the printer port. Supporting multiple protocols and multiple high-speed printer ports, these compact hand-held devices bring a high level of flexibility, performance and convenience to printer sharing over the network. The D-Link DP-300+ offers flexible attachment to 10Base-T or 100Base-TX. This model is equipped with 2 high-speed parallel ports, and 1 serial port transmitting at up to 57.6Kbps. This allows simultaneous connection to as many as 3 printers while eliminating PC printer port bottlenecks and reducing demands on network servers. The D-Link DP-300+ supports IP, NetBEUI and Apple EtherTalk protocols, this print server is ideal for shared printing in mixed-LAN environments. Both parallel ports support HP PJL protocol for bi-directional network printer communication, proactively providing the administrator with critical information about the network printers. A simple-to-operate GUI under Windows makes it possible to set up the print server in the matter of minutes. Telnet support means that the administrator can also configure and maintain the print server from any station on a Unix or TCP/IP network. With multiple high-speed ports and large spool buffers, D-Link's print server provides outstanding performance over PC-based print servers and PC parallel/serial connections. The print server's compact size makes it possible to place it next to the printers, and to relocate the printers anytime, anywhere on the network.