HP LJ M1536dnf Network scanning

Having issues connecting my new printer so that I can scan to network. Everything is set up properly but when I insert the CD to setup the HP Scan program it doesn't see the printer. I've tried by host name, IP address and MAC address but none of them work. Could it be because our printers are on a different subnet?? Is it even possible for this to scan over a network?? or will I have to set it up as a local (which isn't a real issue its only going to be used by one computer anyways.)

Hi HGEITDEPT,
I understand you are unable to scan over the network.
I will be happy to help you.
On the router the scanning ports need to be open.
You can contact the router company to check and open these ports 9220/9500/427 on the router.
Print a configuration page to get the printer's information.
Printing a Configuration Report. Select Method one: Print a Configuration Report from the printer control panel.
Find out what the IP address is for the computer and the printer.
The first 3 sets of numbers have to match for the printer to get connected to the same network.
Go to start, run, (might have to type run in search window) type cmd, type in ipconfig.
Check the IP address.
Now check the IP address for the printer.
Do the first 3 sets of numbers match?
If you are using Mac Filtering you will have to add the printer to the router's software.
Then run the installation.
I have provided a document for setting up the printer on the network.
Installing the Printer Software in Windows 7 for a Wired (Ethernet) Network Connection.
Hope this helps.
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