Modem Router Printer

Hello,
I have a little problem. My setup is: Modem + Time Capsule Router in Bridge Mode + Printer connected to Modem via LAN Cable. Everything was fine.
Now I have done the opposite. I set my Time Capsule as a Router and put the Modem into Bridge Mode. Which has 4 LAN Ports. Port 1 is connected to the Router and Port 2 to the Printer.
Everything works fine, except that the Printer is not found in the Network anymore.
What I have done so far, connected the Printer to the Router directly and found in the Printer Settings under IP Address: 10.0.1.2, as Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 and under Standard Gateway: 10.0.1.1
Now I would like to put the Printer back to Modem and connect it there, but will it work? I'm not sure what number I have to put in...
I can't have the Printer connected to the Router because the Router is placed in a whole different room. I mean it used to work before...

The printer IP was, when I remember correctly when it was connected to the Modem: 169.291. and so on.
Righto.. that is what I wanted.. and that is a self generated IP address which means it cannot be reached.
What you have now is correct on the TC side of things. You have public IP on the TC wan port exactly as you should.
I don't know why you get double NAT if the dhcp is on in the modem.. that doesn't make sense since you have static IP.. but accept that as it maybe.
The solution is simple.. as I said.. the printer must connect to the TC.
If you are able to reach the modem from IP behind the TC which btw amazes me.. then set a static IP on the printer, of 10.1.10.100 and then ping that address from the computer and see if it responds.. no luck?? If it responds try printing to it.. but I doubt it will work. I think you are seeing the main modem because it is spoofing the public IP to you. You won't see other clients connected to the modem but worth a try.
I presume where the TC is now you do have an ethernet cable from modem to TC??
If that is the case and your internet speed is not greater than 100mbit.. you can use ethernet splitters.
This is dirty and horrible but it should work.. a single ethernet cable has 4 pairs. Gigabit requires all the pairs but 100mbit can use two pairs.. so you effectively have two ethernet cables by using splitters at each end.
These are cheap as chips off ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-RJ45-Splitter-1to2-Network-Ethernet-Connecter-Adapter- Newest-AT-US-689yu-/261457920088?pt=US_Ethernet_Cables_RJ_45_8P8C_&hash=item3ce0 1b4058
Just look up ethernet splitter. You need to buy a pair of them.
Use one link for your modem to TC wan port.
And use one for your printer to TC lan port.
Then you have the printer connected where it should be.. to the TC lan.
It is dirty but works.
The way I would prefer to do it is using an airport express.. wireless extend to the TC, and plugged by ethernet to the printer.. that makes the printer a part of the TC network. You don't need a fancy new express.. a gen1 AE would work just as well.
Alternatively EOP (homeplug adapters).
The very best is run ethernet.. but that is expensive to do properly inside the walls.

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any suggestions for an all-in-one "cable modem router print server" (N)?

If that's a problem with your cable company, change the company.
If your cable company is not able to provide you with a cable modem which gets you full performance for their service why would you bother with that company or try to make it better than them?
If you subscribe to a 100 Mbit/s service they must be able to provide you with a modem that does 100 Mbit/s and be able to demonstrate you 100 Mbit/s on your cable.
If they are unable to provide you with a modem which does 100 Mbit/s and thus cannot demonstrate that the service they have installed in fact can do 100 Mbit/s but only give you a 50 Mbit/s because that's the best they have, why bother buying yourself a better modem to find out whether or not their service does what it promises or not??
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i just installed a new wireless modem/router and need to get my printer to work with my comps....i think i need to reassign the IP address and enter the wep...but dont know how

Hi dduve,
Set up a static IP address for your printer, click here and follow the steps in this document to set one up. Let me know if you need more help.
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I have a cannon MG 2920, I just purchased and installed a new modem/router how do I get the printer

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How to set up TimeCapsule (4th) to create own private (wired) network behind Airport Express (5th) that is set up to join existing wifi-network of fritz adsl modem/router?

I work in an office building with free Wifi to connect to the Internet. I want to be able to use this internetconnection, but at the same time I want to shield of my own wired network.
I've made the following configuration:
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Is there a better alternative? I'd rather not want to reset my TC every day.
You are using free internet.. so there is a price to pay.. that is convenience and non-ideal network setup.
The better alternative is to pay for your own connection. Then you are completely free of the possibility of others in the bullding seeing your connection. (as long as you secure the wireless).
But I think you are probably over worrying about public wifi.. if it is setup right.. ask the building admins.. it should be setup so each user cannot see another users connection. This is typical for most wifi setup and simply means you can see internet connection but nobody else on the connection. ie other wireless users.
Having a router with NAT makes it then more secure again and allows clients on your own network to interact with each other. But you can setup wireless to the free wifi for every client.. (depending on how many IP you are allowed).. and run a secondary network without internet access. This is easy for desktop etc where you have a wireless and a wired connection but less convenient for mobile devices.. unless you use a cloud connection and each client can link and share via that.
Have I made the explanation worse??
Think of it this way.. if you had 3 laptops.. all 3 could connect to the internet from the building wifi.. but they cannot talk to each other or share resources in local office. You can put resources out in the cloud, that can be shared.. but that adds traffic and most free services are not fast.
Now you can also plug all three into Time Capsule by ethernet.. and share local resources. Files, printers backup etc. This network is not connected to the internet at all. Each laptop has internet via free wifi and local connection.
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This printer was working ok with the old router but won't connect with new modem/router.

Yup, this is expected. You will have to re-install the printer. Get the latest software for your printer from the "Support & Drivers" link at the top of this page, run the installation and choose "Wireless" or "Network" when it asks. You will have to temporarily use a USB cable to communicate with the printer.
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Can I use Airport Express's Airtunes with a non-Apple modem/router?

I am about to set up a network in our second home, so I am trying to do it as economically as possible. I will have a Verizon modem/router. The Verizon rep says the Verizon equipment is all I need for a computer network (no Airport Extreme Base Station needed). But I would also like to play music on Internet radio stations through iTunes on my Cambridge Soundworks system in a room that is different from the one where the Verizon modem/router will be. Can I purchase an Airport Express with Airtunes to plug in near the music system without also getting an Airport Extreme Base Station to which the Airport Express would be linked? If it is possible to go with just the AE, is it foolish to avoid getting the base station if I would also like to have wireless printing on my network? (I believe I would need the Airport Extreme Base Station for printing because it has the USB port.)

The Airport Express will do what you want in addition to printing if your printer is compatible as it does have a USB port. Just configure the Express to "join" the wireless network that the Verizon router is creating.
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HP Photosmart B209a no longer connecting to wireless since modem/router change

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Replacing your wireless router try here.
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Officejet Pro 8500A unable to connect wirelessly to Ubee Modem/Router

I recently upgraded to a new "all in one" Ubee Modem Router (Model DDW366) and have spent hours attempting to wirelessly (both using Wizard and entering info by hand) print, but nothing has worked. The only way I am able to print at this time is by printer cable connected to my MacBook Pro. I'm unable to print wirelessly from my MacBook Pro, iPhone and iPad.
HP will not advise me on how to solve this problem as printer is no longer under warranty and Cox Cable who sold me the Modem/Router combo are not willing to assist with this problem.
Can anyone advise me on how to print wirelessly again?

Hello @drlogan0,
Welcome to the HP forums.
I understand that you are encountering problems with getting your Officejet pro 8500A onto your new wireless network.
I would like to help.
i would try restoring the network defaults. This will help erase any 'old' information that may be stuck in the printers memory. I would like to give you specific steps for this, but I am unsure if you have the 8500A, 8500A wireless, or the 8500A premium.
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Do you have to set up AE inBridge mode with existing wireless modem router?

Hi
I've just bought the AE and Apple TV. My plan was to basically use my existing Netgear wireless modem router for the internet only and set up the AE as the wireless router. I also bought the AE to boost the strength, print wirelessly and I thought it might work better with the Apple TV. The other things I use on my home network are ipad, iphone 4, HP DV6 Notebook, Toshiba Notebook and PS3.
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Do you have to set it up in bridge mode when you have an existing wireless modem/router?
If not, is there any benefit to setting the AE up as the router instead of using the Netgear?
If I create a new network should the default network still be showing up in my list of available networks or have I done something wrong?
If I have a 5ghz network, does that mean that the other network I created is only 2.4ghz or is it still dual band?
Considering the devices I have would it be beneficial for me to have a 5ghz network for certain devices only like the Apple TV?
As you can probably tell I have no idea what I am doing. I'm basically just clicking stuff and seeing if it works.
Any help/advice is much appreciated
Thanks
Jo

Hello Jo Sugden. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
Do you have to set it up in bridge mode when you have an existing wireless modem/router?
You don't have to but, most likely, it will be the best configuration choice when you have the 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn) connected to your main Internet router by Ethernet. In this configuration, all NAT & DHCP services will continue to be provided by the Netgear router. This will allow all wired or wireless clients connected to the AEBSn to get their IP address (and be on the same subnet) from the Netgear ... and this would allow clients connected to either router to "see" each other.
If not, is there any benefit to setting the AE up as the router instead of using the Netgear?
If, for some reason, you wanted to create a separate subnet, configuring the AEBSn as a router would allow for this.
If I create a new network should the default network still be showing up in my list of available networks or have I done something wrong?
By default, your AEBSn will create two wireless networks with the same Network Name; one broadcasting in the 5 GHz band, and the other in the 2.4 GHz band. The default name for both of these will be Apple Network NNNNNN. You have the option, within the AirPort Utility, to change the names of each network.
When connected by Ethernet, and in bridge mode, it would be beneficial to name your AEBSn's networks the same as that provided by the Netgear. This would create what is called a "roaming" network ... where you literally can roam with a laptop from one router to the other and still be on the "same" network. This also is a way to extend the wireless range of the Netgear.
If I have a 5ghz network, does that mean that the other network I created is only 2.4ghz or is it still dual band?
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Considering the devices I have would it be beneficial for me to have a 5ghz network for certain devices only like the Apple TV?
Yes. Operating a wireless network in the 802.11n Radio Mode in the 5 GHz Radio Band offers the best potential bandwidth ... around 300+ Mbps. The only real drawback of the higher frequency band is that the signal strength drops off more rapidly with distance than in the lower frequency band. Also higher frequencies cannot penetrate objects (like walls) as well.
Ideally, you would want to place your Apple TV or other streaming devices in the same room as the 5 GHz network ... or connect them to the router by Ethernet.

Jumping gun? Netgear N300 Wireless ADSL2+ modem/router

Hi,
I'm probably jumping the gun here but I've got a Verizon Actiontec GT704WG modem/router and have been disapointed in the last few months by spotty wireless and internet connectivity when nothing else in my house has changed. In addition, I need to make a non-network-ready external HD a network drive so either have to have a NAS adapter (incredibly difficult to find at a local store) and I'm awaiting information on whether or not I have to format (again) my already FAT32 file system drive for an adapter to recognize the drive or whether or not the adapter will work without re-formatting my drive. The work around is the Netgear N300 Wireless ADSL2+ modem router because it will allow me to attach the non-network ready drive without an additional NAS adapter.
However, after reading all the problems that people have with third-party modem/routers and Verizon DSL I'm a little concerned about trying to hook this up as a solution. So I have some questions:
1. Do I have to put the Actiontec GT704WG into bridge mode as Verizon recommends or can I get rid of the Actiontec altogether and just use the new modem/router?
2. I have no idea if I have ADSL+ service with Verizon. Assume I can call and find out or get the info from my account page. But if I do not have that service, will the new modem/router work with basic ADSL service that Verizon provides (ok, that's my really dumb question)?
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4. If I can get rid of the Actiontec altogether, can someone provide some assistance for the proper settings to get me setup without too much fiddling? I'm so sick of spending hours trying to troubleshoot computer issues!
I have an older PC wired into the Actiontec, a network printer attached to the Actiontec, and am running windows XP pro on the PC and have a laptop that is running windows 7. Evil Empire Microsoft has made the lovely choice to make it difficult sometimes for the two OS to communicate and I'm tired of leaving the PC on all the time so that I can use my external drive (if Win7 cooperates) as a network drive through the PC. I'd rather have it as a real network drive operating independently of the PC and point my iTunes, word processing, and database programs to the network drive rather than trying to get them to run through the PC into the external drive.
I wish Verizon would offer more choices on modem/routers, especially ones that offer you the option to add a usb storage device as a network asset!
Thanks for any help! I know I'm jumping the gun a bit, but I'd like to return the new modem/router ASAP if it's not going to do what I need without tons of hassle.
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Since the Netgear you have is a DSL modem, there is no need to use the ActionTec. Disconnect it from the line and keep it around as a spare modem should you ever need it for troubleshooting purposes. Also, even though the modem you are buying is marketed as an ADSL2+ modem, the technology is specced to be backwards compatible with traditional ADSL. The ActionTec you currently have is an ADSL2+ modem itself, so that should back up that statement enough. The only thing you need to make sure you verify before switching the ActionTec out for the Netgear is what authentication mode the ActionTec is using. This can be set to either PPPoE or DHCP (shows as Routed Bridge mode) and should show up on the main status page when you visit the ActionTec's web inteface. If you're using PPPoE, you should have no issues getting the Netgear to work. If you're using DHCP, you will need to either close the MAC address of the ActionTec into the Netgear, or leave the modem overnight before you are able to obtain an IP address.
Otherwise the Netgear depends on how you decide to set it up. If you set it up through the Web Interface (http://192.168.1.1/ for Netgears, normally), you need to make sure the DSL Virtual Circuit is set to use 0/35, VPI of 0, VCI of 35. The modem should auto-detect this on first boot. Additionally, if you're using PPPoE you'd need to use your Verizon Username and Password to connect the modem. If you set it up using the Setup CD, it should do all of that heavy lifting.
ReadySHARE (what you're looking to set up with the External Hard Drive) uses the same Windows File and Sharing setup, however it does it using Samba shares, FTP and HTTP since the router runs Linux. The reliability you see might remain the same, but I suppose it's one of those things you need to wait and see how it works once the router is set up. Just remember, the speeds to the drive will not be as fast as going through a PC with better hardware under the hood.
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Connecting HP 6980 to Brighthouse Modem/Router

After installing Maverick OS 10.9 (with update to 10.9.1) I have not been able to connect my printer to the network. I cannot get it to connect to get an IP address. I am using a Brighthouse AARIS modem/router. It was working fine before update of Mac OS. Now no IP in printer setup. Have had Brighthouse tech out 2 times and they tell me it is working fine when they hook their laptop up to test the unit. I still believe it is the AARIS unit as I have seen a difference in the lights on the Modem. The lights on the printer are soldi blue (wireless indicator) and the wired light blinks when I hook up to the modem via a patch cable. Printer works fine with a USB cable direct. Suggestions?

GPaw wrote:
After installing Maverick OS 10.9 (with update to 10.9.1) I have not been able to connect my printer to the network. I cannot get it to connect to get an IP address. I am using a Brighthouse AARIS modem/router. It was working fine before update of Mac OS. Now no IP in printer setup. Have had Brighthouse tech out 2 times and they tell me it is working fine when they hook their laptop up to test the unit. I still believe it is the AARIS unit as I have seen a difference in the lights on the Modem. The lights on the printer are soldi blue (wireless indicator) and the wired light blinks when I hook up to the modem via a patch cable. Printer works fine with a USB cable direct. Suggestions?
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Airport Express & Netgear DG834G 54Mbps Wireless ADSL Modem Router

Could you offer any advice as to whether an Airport Express could be used as a range extender for an existing Netgear DG834G 54Mbps Wireless ADSL Modem Router setup as I really like the idea of Airtunes and sharing a USB printer. I gather that it is possible to use an Airport Express to extend the range of an Airport Extreme basestation setup but have not been successful in finding any info regarding the Netgear.
Any info gratefully received !
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mac-junkie, Welcome to the discussion area!
No it can not be used as a range extender.
But you can still use it for music and printer support. See KB 302153, AirPort Express: How to join an existing wireless network in client mode.

Comcast Arris Modem/Router interfering with AirPort Extreme?

Constantly getting knocked off the internet. Using an Arris Modem/Router TG862G
and an Apple Airport Router.
3 feet separate each router.
Am I getting knocked off the internet; because my AirPort Extreme is "confusing" my Arris Modem? Could interference cause internet disconnections?
Or is it likely something else?
Thanks

I had this same exact issue occur when I connected a printer to my Time Capsule, literally unplug everything from the router i.e. printer, computer, etc. etc. and wait a few minutes. Then re-plug all the peripherals (try different ports, except the LAN ) and see if that solves your wifi issue. If not, then unplug the router and just "give it a rest" then re-plug everything. If that doesn't work then defineitely try a hard reset or see if one of your connected devices is interfering with the network. In my case it was the printer that screwed up my connection and not the modem. I would also try switching LAN ports on the modem and see if that helps.
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