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C7000 V2 Router periodically drops connection to Canon MX922
In the last few months, the router randomly loses the wireless connection to the Canon MX922. I tried resetting the printer, reconnecting to the router from the printer, all to no avail. The ONLY s...
Thanks for a quick response. Much appreciated. I can give that a try. Luckily, I understand enough about networking to do that. However, most people wouldn't and have to pay someone to do it. This is clearly a bug with the router since it never happened with the previous router I had. Netgear, what about fixing this?? Thanks!!
Have you tried setting the printer up with a reserved ip address?
https://kb.netgear.com/25722/How-do-I-reserve-an-IP-address-on-my-NETGEAR-router
Thanks for a quick response. Much appreciated. I can give that a try. Luckily, I understand enough about networking to do that. However, most people wouldn't and have to pay someone to do it. This is clearly a bug with the router since it never happened with the previous router I had. Netgear, what about fixing this?? Thanks!!
LancashireLad wrote:
This is clearly a bug with the router since it never happened with the previous router I had.
Or a bug in the printer. My Canon printer has never caused any problems with my R7800.
Canon's networking utility is abysmal. The design looks like something that escaped from Windows 3.0.
You can also tell that to use a fixed IP address.
Canon IP Address
That's in the Canon utility.
Some people like a belt and braces approach. Fix IP address on printer and reserve it on the router.
The R7800 may exhibit this behaviour because your printer was previously associated with the old router.
Fortunately, this issue comes up here very rarely. Then again, HP printers do seem to cause more issues than most, perhaps because they are more common.
Thanks!
> Some people like a belt and braces approach. Fix IP address on printer
> and reserve it on the router.Some people like to to tie a belt and braces around their necks, and
then pull them tight.
