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Have you tried doing a total reset and connecting it again? The modem would have nothing to do with the router.
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Have you tried doing a total reset and connecting it again? The modem would have nothing to do with the router.

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I discussed this issue, and your suggestion, with a colleague (more knowledgeable in these matters) and he took charge and the network now runs OK.
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I discussed this issue, and your suggestion, with a colleague (more knowledgeable in these matters) and he took charge and the network now runs OK.

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Local Lexmark XC6152 printer no longer connects to local Airport time Capsule (wireless network)<br />
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Printer IP: 192.168.0.14<br />
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Troubles began when Spectrum/Charter installed new modem - they insist their equipment is OK. Local wireless network iMac<br />
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Local LEXmark rep says issue is printer no longer talking on Network. Printer is connected to LAN/CAT5 connection blinking.<br />
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Printer returns ‘The Printer is not connected’ &amp;&nbsp;‘Printing - looking for printer’<br />
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There are 3 macOSX iMacs on network - e.g 10.0.1.5<br />
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Local iMac/iPhone can access local network seems printer is only issue.<br />
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How to get printer connect and print?
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Local Lexmark XC6152 printer no longer connects to local Airport time Capsule (wireless network)

Printer IP: 192.168.0.14

Troubles began when Spectrum/Charter installed new modem - they insist their equipment is OK. Local wireless network iMac

Local LEXmark rep says issue is printer no longer talking on Network. Printer is connected to LAN/CAT5 connection blinking.

Printer returns ‘The Printer is not connected’ & ‘Printing - looking for printer’

There are 3 macOSX iMacs on network - e.g 10.0.1.5

Local iMac/iPhone can access local network seems printer is only issue.

How to get printer connect and print?

Local Lexmark XC6152 printer no longer connects to local Aiport time Capsule (wireless network)

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