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DAJDAJ Posts: 2 Spectator
edited February 14 in Home Networking Jan 15, 2023

I have a Brother MFC 9970 printer that I have tried to connect to my network. The Spectrum App shows it as disconnected. The printer does not see the my Spectrum Router. It sees all of the neighbors networks but not my Spectrum network. How do I get it to connect? I also have a garage door opener with the same problem Any assistance is appreciated.

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  • DAJDAJ Posts: 2 Spectator
    Jan 16, 2023 Answer ✓

    It is actually something much more simple. In advanced settings, I had to turn on UPnP (Universal Plug and Play). Once I did that, these devices were able to see my Spectrum network.

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  • Lyn_TLyn_T Posts: 119 Moderator
    Jan 16, 2023

    Good evening @DAJ and Welcome to our Community Forums:

    Thank you for reaching out to us about setting up your wireless printer. I am sorry you have encountered a concern with setting this up. I recommend that you attempt to reset all of the internet equipment. This can be done by unplugging the cable line, power line, and removing the battery backup if you have one for both the modem and the router for a solid 3-5 minutes. Are you able to try this and let us know if this helps out? -Lyn

  • HT_GreenfieldHT_Greenfield Posts: 333 Contributor
    Jan 16, 2023

    It's not going to discover the AP's SSID if it's already connected to it via 802.11g. TCP/IP is another thing and it sounds like that's what's starting to crap out on the old hulk.

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