Thanks for replying Bob. No, they are not on the same subnet. The wireless
laptops get a 172.16.31.x Ip and the wired clients are on 192.168.1.x. But
since the wireless laptops can print to some printers, just not the
designjet, routing between subnets is apparently occurring on the Sonicwall.
I'll give tracert a try.
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> Are they in the same subnet? I would use tracert to find out where the
> traffic goes.
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> "DVW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> How would you troubleshoot this problem? We have several network
>> printers. All wired computers can ping and print to all printers fine.
>> Laptop computers connecting wirelessly to the network can ping and print
>> to all printers but one DesignJet 800. None of them can ping or print to
>> this printer wirelessly. If they plug in via ethernet they can ping and
>> print to the DesignJet ok. Any thoughts? The firewall is a Sonicwall TZ
>> 190 if that's any help.
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