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Re: Can not print with wireless bridge

Hi Erik, When setting up your TP-Link AP, did you specify a unique IP address for it in the Network setup page which is in the same network range as the wireless AP you are connecting it to?
e.g This AP=1.1.1.2, Host Wifi AP=1.1.1.1 (not the same IP address)
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Re: Can not print with wireless bridge

emanno1, 

 

in my opinion you should be looking at the device you are using to get the Xerox device a wireless device. what are you using to achieve this?

 

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Can not print with wireless bridge

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Hello, I am having a printing problem that I can not figure out.

 

I have a Xerox 8570N. I can not print to the printer when I am using a wirless bridge. The printer is in a location that does not have a wired network. There is also a Ricoh 4100 in the same wireless. The Ricoh works just fine.

 


I have the Xerox, the Ricoh and a  TP-Link 801ND access point connected to a 5 port gib switch. The Access point is in client mode. I can print from any computer to the Ricoh but when I try to print to the Xerox, I get a connection error. Some times on the Xerox display, I will see the message "Dupliate IP address detected". I know for sure that there is no conflict. I have also tried DHCP on the Xerox. The Xerox will get an IP from the router just fine. The Xerox printer is not pingable.

 

To test, I run a cat5 from the main switch to the 5 port that the printers are connected to and I have no problems printing to the Xerox. All issues go away. As soon as I remove the cat5 and use the access point the printing stops. I have also tried other Access Points with no lunk.

 

I would like to find out what the wireless is blocking that the Xerox printer is looking for.

 

 

Thanks

- Erik

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