internet cafes - thanks

[Robert Brockway]

On Tue, 23 May 2006, zleap-Tp5KeRqLOeNeoWH0uzbU5w at public.gmane.org wrote:

> anyway,  it seems printing is an issue but i guess it's easier to provide
> wireless access, than trying to also provide wireless printing,  which I
> guess can be more expensive, due to extra configuration.

Actually no.  One of the major difference between the Internet and the 
networks that existed earlier is that the Internet seperated the data link 
layer and the network layer allowing for the transport of Internet data 
over different types of physical networks.

Specifically, once the network interface is up and the routing is 
configured the underlying network hardware is largely irrelevant.  If 
they can set up network printing for a wired network they can do it for a 
wireless network.

Rob

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