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You usually have to set up a printer on the PC, or whatever it is, before it will send anything to the printer.
We know nothing about your printer. The make? Model? How it is connected (wifi? LAN? USB?)
Tell us more and maybe someone can help.
PS What is a "privacy separator"?
True normally the printer is only conected to a network by wifi or a lan cable to the network and you have too install a driver for the printer on your devicesto use them with the printer for most modern printers.
Not sure privacy separator is either.
Are you trying too make two different networks on one router?
Re: I'm looking for the privacy separator on nighthawk 1750 model R6700
I have a Brother DCP-2540DW. I believe the printer is connected to the network per the genie. I was able to print from my iPhone 7 and my iPad but now I'm getting a diagnostic stating no supported devices found -check that the Wi-Fi access point/routers "privacy separator" is disabled.
Re: I'm looking for the privacy separator on nighthawk 1750 model R6700
@Neenas wrote: I believe the printer is connected to the network per the genie.
Not sure what that means. The genie connects nothing. It just tells you what is happening. Is that what you mean? It shows that the printer is connected to the network?
@Neenas wrote: ...now I'm getting a diagnostic stating no supported devices found -check that the Wi-Fi access point/routers "privacy separator" is disabled.
That sounds like something on your wifi clients, the iPhone and iPad. You need to sort that out.
Can they see and connect to other things through the R6700 router? If these wifi clients can go on line, that is a sure sign that the router is doing what it is supposed to do. You can't blame that if your iPhone and iPad throw a wobbly.
