Which JetDirect Printer Server shall I choose for my LaserJet M1319f?

Hi,
I own a LaserJet M1319f MFP and would need to make it "network aware" as we have Mac, Win and iOs devices and all want to print :-)
For a start I would be OK with just printing capabilities, I don't need it to scan or fax with the computer(s).
The basic question is: Which Printer Server shall I choose? I don't want to run a PC as Server so I'd need "something", in earlier days I used a Jetdirect device but which one would be compatible with the M1319?
Any hints welcome,
Many thanks,
Peter

While your Laserjet appears to be a consumer model, the Jetdirect print servers are commerical products.
You would be best to post this question in the commercial support forums.
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