The only way I know of connecting the A960 to a network is to connect it to one system on the network. You can find information on connecting the A960 printer to a network in the following Dell Knowledge Base article:
How Do I Share the Dell™ A960 All-In-One Printer with Other Computers on My Home Network?
I've configured the Lexmark 6170 (sister to A960) on both Windows Workgroup under both wired and wireless off shared networked PC. And tested it out with Linksys WIFI G Print Server...worked fine under both configurations.
Caveats...the Lexmark version has drivers for WIN98 thru XP, and the 6170 is networkable with everything from NetGear to Linksys to Lexmark Print Servers (wired or wireless). The Dell 960 only has print drivers for XP and 2000.
Also sub $1000.00 AIO's...only printer portion is networkable...the AIO scanning, faxing and copying is strictly single user only.
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i8apretzel,
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The only way I know of connecting the A960 to a network is to connect it to one system on the network. You can find information on connecting the A960 printer to a network in the following Dell Knowledge Base article:
How Do I Share the Dell™ A960 All-In-One Printer with Other Computers on My Home Network?
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I've configured the Lexmark 6170 (sister to A960) on both Windows Workgroup under both wired and wireless off shared networked PC. And tested it out with Linksys WIFI G Print Server...worked fine under both configurations.
Caveats...the Lexmark version has drivers for WIN98 thru XP, and the 6170 is networkable with everything from NetGear to Linksys to Lexmark Print Servers (wired or wireless). The Dell 960 only has print drivers for XP and 2000.
Also sub $1000.00 AIO's...only printer portion is networkable...the AIO scanning, faxing and copying is strictly single user only.