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‎11-13-2021 07:21 AM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I tend to look into my home-network-attached systems from time to time, printers and NAServers as well as routers and repeaters with the help of my main office-system.  It seems, that disinstalling older HP (x86/32bit) software becomes neccessary as services get lost while the OS advances . Use of HP-Sart-services becomes neccessary.

 

I tried to activate wifi-access which should be possible. but the Laserjet sees several Nets (same SSID) as we use a mesh-Wifi-Network inhouse. These pseudo-multiple networks recognising the laserjet stops connecting.  ( fixed IP/WPA2/WPA3 is enabled, I even managed to enter the long passphrase...)

This opens several questions:

(1) Is there a chance of a firmeware-update that addresses this problem?

(2) Is there a chance that HP-Smart might learn to cope with mesh-networks?

(3) May be I was (fixed IP) to restrictive,  any hints for any help in this respect?

 

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

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