What is all about dlink shared port utility for Mac?

Asked By Pamela Gonzalez 30 points N/A Posted on - 10/13/2012

Hello Experts,

What is all about D-Link shared port utility for Mac? I have to get some research regarding this topic and I really don’t have an idea on how it works, the use and importance of D-Link shared port utility for Mac operating system. Can you give me some idea or at least a way to get the full information about this?

Thank you.

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Answered By Cristina McCormick 5 points N/A #172896

What is all about dlink shared port utility for Mac?

There is good utility for Mac OS. The utility runs on Mac OS. But Mac SharePoint utility only supports firmware 1.30.

You can find more about D-Link shared port utility on these websites.

1. D-Link Building Networks for people

 

2. D-Link Shareport for Mac

 

3. D-Link Forum Beta

 

Hope these websites will help you to get appropriate solutions.

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Answered By Blando Baly 0 points N/A #172897

What is all about dlink shared port utility for Mac?

Good Day,

Way back in 2009, D-Link offers Macintosh users with a free upgrade for Xtreme N and Range Booster N routers to utilize D-Link's Share Port™ technology. This will allow users to share printers, multi-function printers and other USB devices from your own home or office. 

This technology can be used either in a wired connection or wireless connection. If you are currently using D-Link 802.11n router, check the website and download the latest firmware to enable the benefits of the Share Port features free of charge:

Also, check their website for their latest products and high end router models.

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