Hp 2910-al as router for charter internet

trying to use 2910-al directly connected to charter internet router...multiple vlans... vlans 1,2,3,4...vlan 4 is one port untagged connected to charter modem..vlan 3 is for wireles network.. vlan 2 is for wired network.. vlan 1 is unused.. all vlan can communicate with each other.. vlan 4 can communicate with charter modem...vlan 2 and vlan 3 cannot communicate with charter modem but can communicate with ip on vlan 4...default route for switch is charter modem ip..default gateway for all connected clients is procurve switch.. will not work..works fine with cisco(linksys) router in between the charter modem and hp switch..why would this not work without the cisco(linksys) router??? also tried putting charter modem on vlan 2 and giving it two ip addresses (one for vlan 2 wired clients and one on the same subnet as charter modem.. same result...

Re: HP LaserJet P1102w & Mountain Lion Wireless [ Edited ]
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10-12-2012 02:25 AM - edited 10-18-2012 01:39 AM
Hi JustenB84,
The current software for your Laserjet P1102w available for this printer is actually not supporting Mountain Lion. Officially, this Laserjet can only be installed in Mountain Lion via AirPrint.
For this you need to connect the Laserjet in ad-hoc mode to your Mac first. On the WiFi of your Mac look for the printers SSID. Hence you selected this SSID you can open the EWS (embedded web server) via the Bonjour Bookmark in Safari. This Bonjour Bookmark you can enable in the Preferences of Safari. Then open the Bonjour Bookmark and select the printer (it might be listed in a subfolder Printers or Websites). Within the EWS you can now go to Network - Wireless and make the settings for your network.
When the Laserjet is now connected to your Network, open the System Preferences Print & Scan. Click on the Plus icon to add a printer. Select the Laserjet. Next to Use you should now find AirPrint listed. Also see this document: Installing the Printer on a Mac Running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion (Network Connections Only)
However, a software version for 10.7 is available on a HP.com that I also tested successfully in Mountain Lion. With this software you can also try the USB to Wireless setup via HTML Config: HP LaserJet Full Feature Software and Driver
(You might need to change the Security settings to "Allow applications downloaaded from: Anywhere". You can change this back after the installation was done.)

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