HP LaserJet 1022n Printer via Wireless LAN

Hi
I just got a new Printer: HP Laserjet 1022n.
Printing by Ethernet works just fine. Now i would like to print through W-LAN.
I habe e Router with 4 RJ45 Ports; i tried printing through our Network but the printer doesn't show in the Printer-List anymore.
I'm not sure where to beginn; this should be possible, right?
Thanks for your help!

Problem solved - i tried it with other Router and it works fine. It seems as if the FON-Software was causing the prolbem...

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Hi @iphonebore,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand that your HP Laserjet 200 M267NW will not stay connected to your wireless network running Mac OS X 10.10. I am sorry to hear this, but happy to help!
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