Determining IP address of SMC print server

I have three OS X Macs and one Windows XP PC in my house and I'm trying to get an SMC print server (SMC2621W-U) working with my Samsung ML-1210 printer so I can hide the printer away in a closet. I need the server's IP address to access its web interface.
The server's manual says: "You can use your DHCP server, if I have one, to determine the IP address allocated to the Wireless Print Server". Unfortunately I have little idea what that is or how I'd find it. Is it a part of my router (Linksys WRT54G)? Is that on my ISP's side of things? Is there any other way to determine my print server's IP address? The server is hooked up to the router and the printer as instructed in the manual.
ps: SMC has a Windows utility which is supposed to find the print server on the network and give you it's IP, but unfortunately the installer I downloaded keeps crashing. I also tried holding down the Diagnostic button to print a test page, but while the printer's data light flashes, nothing prints.
I'd be grateful for any tips/suggestions/info/work-arounds. Thanks!!

Update: I found the print server web setup page by trial and error. It says it is running, and under "printer info" it had the correct model name for my printer. However when I send print jobs or try to print a test page, the data light on the printer still lights up but nothing else happens. Anyone have any idea why this is so? Is it possible that the ML-1210 just isn't compatible with this print server?

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just to be polite:
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- you did more than 2k posts
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otherwise provide more information.
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Resolution - Printing HP LaserJet & Linksys Wireless Print Server WPS54GU2

Hello Guys:
After trying to figure out for 10 days and calling HP, Applet and Linksys support, i finally am able to print to my printer.
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Message Edited by bionic_surfer on 11-14-2009 10:21 AM
Message Edited by bionic_surfer on 11-14-2009 10:21 AM

Corleone
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