Setting Up 3 Network Printers Connected To an Old Router That Is Connected To A Router / Modem Combo?
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I am trying to setup 3 network printers for a client. He has an Xfinity modem / router, and there is only 1 free ethernet port available on the router. To avoid buying a switch, I used an old router he had lying around. I plugged in the 3 network printers into ports 2, 3, and 4. When plugging the WAN port from the old router to the empty port on the Xfinity modem / router none of the printers show up on the network. A single device does show up as a connected device in the Xfinity admin settings. When I remove the connection from the old routers WAN port and the empty ethernet port on the Xfinity modem, and plug that into port 1 on the old router, 1 of the network printers shows up. So the Xfinity router empty ethernet port is plugged into the old routers port 1. The 3 network printers are plugged into ports 2, 3, and 4, but only 1 of those printers shows up to add in Windows. It doesn't seem to matter which order I plug these in, still only 1 shows up. Is there a solution to get all of the network printers to show up?
Configure the other router (in which 2,3,4 ports are connected to printer) as Access Point. The option is available in BASIC/General Settings The option is easily available on D-Link Routers. Otherwise buying a switch is the best option. A switch with four ports(D-Link) will cost u around Rs.500 and your job will be done easily.
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