Giving access to my wi-fi printer to my guest network

My Wi-fi printer is linked with my AirPort reuter and my main account. I also created a guest network on my AirPort reuter and can't seem to give them access to my printer. How can I set this up?

"Guests" have access to the Internet, but not to any devices on the "main" or "private" network.
You have a few options, though:
1) Buy another printer and use it only for the guest network
2) Have the guest email you the document that needs to be printed, so you can print it for them
3) Allow the guest to connect to your "main" or "private" network

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Have a nice day!
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Hi @td2243,
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I FOUND MY SOLUTION!!!
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