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can not to connect to my printer on the same access point

Super User Asked by Michel on January 27, 2021

I have a router and an access point setup.
my access point ( engenius ecb 300) which is located at the second floor is utp-wired to my router which is located at the first floor.

My printer is in the room next to the access point at the second floor, connected via wifi to the access point.

now my laptop is also in a room next to the access point at the second floor, also connected via wifi to the access point

Now somehow I can’t connect from my laptop to my printer. I can ping every other device which is utp-wired to my router (raspberry pi’s, pc’s) but not to the printer on the same access point.

From any other computer (which are all utp-wired to the router) I can access the printer.

So the only laptop which is giving me trouble is the one which is (wifi) connected to the same access point.

Is this somehow by design?

One Answer

I had a similar issue where I couldn't print while wirelessly connected to the same access point that my wireless printer was connected to. I was using two APs and the one that I was having problems with was a Linksys Smart Wi-Fi.

SOLVED - The problem turned out to be that I had my "guest network" turned off. I guess by doing this, the router defaults to a network isolation mode which prevents one wifi device from talking directly to another wifi device. All is well now after hours of experimenting with AP settings and printer settings.

Answered by Sean_in_STL on January 27, 2021

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