If your printer is setup for a static IP that was working on your previous WIFI network, then it will not connect on your TMO WIFI since it defaults to a subnet that is most likely different than what you had before. There is no way of your printer to know whether it is being filtered or not so the error message is just a guess or generic message.
#HP PHOTOSMART 7515 EFAX NOT WORKING MAC#
It may be that the printer is pretty old? I am planning on getting another printer in the near future anyway so hoping that a newer one I won’t have this issue.Īny other suggestions on the MAC address filtering and how I can possibly disable that temporarily? At least I can print when I am connected to USB for now. When I have the printer plugged into USB, it is showing as IDLE, and when I unplug it from USB, it shows as OFFLINE.
#HP PHOTOSMART 7515 EFAX NOT WORKING WINDOWS 10#
My OS is Windows 10 and I did disable my Windows Defender Firewall security temporarily and tried configuring wireless printing again and get the same error that has to do with MAC address filtering and disabling that on my router. So my wireless printer has been working this whole time from when I originally set it up so it is not like any ports would have been blocked or firewall rules would be causing issues since then the wireless printing would have never worked to begin with, correct? So the only thing that changed in my setup is that I now have the 5g home internet wifi device instead of using internet through cable company.
The ports are used for the following functions: Incoming ports (UDP) are destination ports on the computer while outgoing ports (TCP) are destination ports on the HP product.” “The following ports are also used by your HP product and might need to be opened on your firewall configuration. If you can then I would go to the firewall settings on the client right off and confirm those. If you remove it from the USB and have the printer showing it is connected to the WIFI LAN confirm what the printer IP address is and see if you can ping the printer. If you can disable the firewall as a test that is the first test I would make. I found the information below from a quick search on the printer.
Hi unclejoe00, I am not sure what OS you are running but I would check the firewall settings.
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