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11 TopicsJust set up ORBI system and cannot connect printers wirelessly
Hello, I recently switched from a Nighthawk wireless router to an ORBI system to get more coverage around my home. The ORBI has been great for extending coverage. Before switching to ORBI I had two printers an Epson WP-4540 connected wirelessly and accessable to everyone via wireless or wired connection. The second printer was a brother HL 5250DN whcih was connected via ethernet and accessable to anyone from a wireless or wird connection. Everyone is running Mac laptops, multiple iPads, iPhones and we have two wired iMac desktops. After installing ORBI no one could connect to any printers via wired or wireless connection. I had connected to brother printer to the ORBI router. The Epson was still setup as wireless. I reset epson to factory settings and I could not set it up to connect to the ORBI network as it always saw the router and satellites as separate SSID's with the same name. Tried resetting, new drivers, firmware, etc..and no luck. Finally set it up via ethernet off of a switch and I can now connect to it from my wired computers but not wireless. When attemting to connect via wireless the printer shows as offiline. The Brother printer will not connect at all either wireless or wired. The printer is seen on the network but the printer always shows as offline. Tried resetting, new firmware, drivers, etc...no luck. Finally, needed a printer that worked and disconnected ORBI and set the system back up with the old Nighthawk wireless router. I can now connect to the epson via wired or wireless. Not sure where to go from here, return the ORBI? Thanks MikeHP Officejet G85 (95)
Hi, I have an old HP Officejet G85 (aka G95) that I would like to connect to my ReadyNAS print server. It works fine with my Windows 7 laptop but the ReadyNAS doesn't recognize it. I can connect my Epson printer to the ReadyNAS, no problem. Is there any update I can use to get the G95 working? It's old but I have to say that it's been by far the most reliable printer I have used, and the cartridges for it are at least a decent size!Lexmark x8350 on DUO V2
Hello, Anybody has any experience connecting a Lexmark X8350 USB printer to Duo V2? Just got my ReadyNAS and can't see my printer at all. Tried on all three USB ports, rebooted my NAS, started/stopped/started my printer many times but nothing. Not even showing up in the USB list in the System/Overview. If I try accessing the http://xx.xx.xx.xx:631/printers address and select manage printers then add printer I get 403 Forbidden page you don't have permission to access this resource on the server. Thanks for helpBrother HL-2250DN
Hello. I purchased an NV+ V2 recently, but have yet to set it up (in the process of moving house, so no time or money to buy the HDDs). I'm looking to get a printer as well, ideally plugged into a USB port on the NAS to be shared on the network. I've been considering the Brother HL-2250DN, but mentions of it are scarce on here and elsewhere. Is anyone who has this model able to confirm it's compatible for all functions? ThanksEpson Stylus Photo RX620
I can confirm that I've managed to print documents on my Epson Stylus Photo RX620 without any problems via my ReadyNAS Duo (v1). However, information does not come back from the printer, eg. ink level information is not provided. :( Irritatingly it also not possible to rename the printer share, so have to get used to the name "Stylus_Photo on NAS-##-##-##".