No reason at all that it shouldn't work. The Netgear print server, like most printservers, is a Unix IP print server, so it should be as simple as setting up a printer using the IP of the router/print server. I have that same printer running off a US Robotics router/print server, and it's great! Note that inkjets HATE print servers. Inkjets like bidirectional data paths, which print servers don't provide, so they are slow, slow, SLOW!