Problems with US Robotics 5461 wireless print server - "cant create print job"

1. Installed Dell 725 print drivers on laptop
2. Hardwired printer to laptop; printer works fine
3. Set up US Robotic 5461 router/print server
4. Able to surf web via router
5. plugged printer into usb port of router
6. "printer active" led on router lights up
7. installed a second Dell725 printer as a network printer, per USR
instructions (as http://192.168.2.1:1631/printers/My_Printer). Suceeded

to completion
8. Tried to do a test page from windows printer properies. Got an error

message "Failed to print test page...Cannot create print job".
9.Tried to do a print from Notepad; no error messages (nothing queued
up in the laptop print queue)
10. Reconnected the printer hardwire to the laptop; still worked

Any thoughts? I surfed Microsoft for the error message, and it made
references to needing the password for the printer. I tried the
"configure ports" on laptop (allowed me to enter username/password). I
used the username password for the management screen of the router.
Tried the other 2 options (anonymous and user's login credentials); no
change


Any thoughts?

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> 1. Installed Dell 725 print drivers on laptop
> 2. Hardwired printer to laptop; printer works fine
> 3. Set up US Robotic 5461 router/print server
> 4. Able to surf web via router
> 5. plugged printer into usb port of router
> 6. "printer active" led on router lights up
> 7. installed a second Dell725 printer as a network printer, per USR
> instructions (as http://192.168.2.1:1631/printers/My_Printer). Suceeded
>
> to completion
> 8. Tried to do a test page from windows printer properies. Got an error
>
> message "Failed to print test page...Cannot create print job".
> 9.Tried to do a print from Notepad; no error messages (nothing queued
> up in the laptop print queue)
> 10. Reconnected the printer hardwire to the laptop; still worked
>
> Any thoughts? I surfed Microsoft for the error message, and it made
> references to needing the password for the printer. I tried the
> "configure ports" on laptop (allowed me to enter username/password). I
> used the username password for the management screen of the router.
> Tried the other 2 options (anonymous and user's login credentials); no
> change
>
>
> Any thoughts?
>

Try connecting the printer as a local printer, printing to a local
TCP/IP port. This is usually the most trouble-free way to connect to a
consumer grade print server.

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