Netgear RND4000 RND4000 Setup Manual - Page 22

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Setting Up Printers If you have not already done so, you can now connect your USB printers to the ReadyNAS. 1. After connecting your USB printers, wait a few seconds, then click Refresh to view the USB Printers list. The print share name will automatically reflect the manufacturer and model of your printer. 2. To assign a printer driver to a print share in Windows, click Browse in RAIDar, or simply enter \\hostname in the Explorer address bar, then double-click the printer icon. Figure 20 3. Click Apply to save your settings. Then, click Next to enter the final step in the Setup Wizard. Registering Your Product Register your ReadyNAS product by clicking Register Product.Your ReadyNAS product information will be placed in our warranty and support database so we can inform you of the latest software enhancements, bug fixes, and security alerts. Figure 21 18 Using the FrontView Setup Wizard

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Using the FrontView Setup Wizard
Setting Up Printers
If you have not already done so, you can now connect your USB printers to the ReadyNAS.
1.
After connecting your USB printers, wait a few seconds, then click
Refresh
to view the USB
Printers list. The print share name will automatically reflect the manufacturer and model of
your printer.
2.
To assign a printer driver to a print share in Windows, click
Browse
in RAIDar, or simply
enter
\\hostname
in the Explorer address bar, then double-click the printer icon.
3.
Click
Apply
to save your settings. Then, click
Next
to enter the final step in the Setup Wizard.
Registering Your Product
Register your ReadyNAS product by clicking
Register Product
.Your ReadyNAS product
information will be placed in our warranty and support database so we can inform you of the latest
software enhancements, bug fixes, and security alerts.
Figure 20
Figure 21