Canon ip5200r wireless printing problems with Airport Extreme

I have been been printing from my iBook G4 (OS 10.3.9) using my Canon ip5200r connected to my wireless network for a couple of months without any problems. Yesterday it stopped working. When I called Canon for support, they say the problem is that my Airport Extreme is assigning different IP addresses to my computer and printer despite both being on the same network. I am not sure if it is relevant but the only recent change in my system is that earlier this week, I had a new high-speed internet modem installed. Can anyone help with this?
Thanks!

Attached to the airport USB port I have
an unpowered hub with both a 500G disc and an HP deskjet 940c printer.
Why is that? power power power try it see what happens.

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I am having problems getting my daughter's G4 Macbook to print with Airport Extreme. The history is:
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