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can't print using wifi with ax1800 router brother HL-L5200dw wifi printer and HL-L2370 brother
I can see the printer on my network, but nothing will print. I have changed the printer to use the new network name, but can't print Also, my other Brother printer HL-L2370 won't print. I connect a U...
Apparently I don't know enough about the Netgear Community. I am using a Netgear AX1800 wifi 6 router and it seems I posted my questions in the wrong forum.
I have computers running windows 10 and 7.
Also can't get my credit card machines to work. I have a new machine on the way.
True, there is a forum intended for Orbi WiFi6 products:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi-WIFI-6-AX-AND-Wi-Fi-6E-AXE/bd-p/en-home-orbi-ax
AX1800 is a Marketing Term created by adding together a bunch of theoretical WiFi number (and thus totally "hype").
What counts is the actual model number printed on the label, something that starts with "RBR" plus 3 digits.
How is this system being managed? (using the web interface or the Orbi 'app'?)
I don't even have an Orbi router. It is a Nighthawk I do believe. RAX10 is the model.
Thanks. That helps. Then this is the product:
https://www.netgear.com/images/datasheet/networking/wifirouter/RAX10.pdf
Similar questions:
- Is the RAX10 being managed using the web browser interface or the Nighthawk 'app'?
- Does this router replace a WiFi router that was working correctly with the printers and credit card machines?
- If so, was the RAX10 set up with exactly the same WiFi name (SSID) and password as the previous router?
I oviously can't reply using my email.
The model is RAX10
I used the name that the router came with, which is Netgear47. I didn't think about renaming it to the old one. I also changed the password when my credit card machine could only take 8 characters.
I'm using the Nighthawk app. I have a windows peer to peer network for my tiny business, since I knew how to do that.