PCs connecting to the network via wifi cannot find the MF733 which is connected via ethernet, but they can when connected to the network via ethernet.
I have a MF733 connected to the router via ethernet. Computers on the LAN can see and print to the printer. However, PCs/laptops cannot find the printer when connected to the network via wifi. Specifically, a brand new Win10 computer with wifi6 build in, can find the printer when using the LAN, but when I unplug and try via wifi, it doesn't work. A Surface Notebook also cannot connect. But an older Sony laptop that is running an older build of Win10, can. While connected via wifi, the new machine can see all the devices on the network like the NAS, network cameras, other computers, router, etc., but not the printer.
What I have done:
MF733 is set to wired LAN with a static ip. (DCHP didn't work either). MF733 displays set IP address and works via the LAN.
For the PC, the network is set to "private" and discovery is "on". I actually made public and all networks discoverable. This is not a laptop, so it will always be home.
When the PC is on the wifi, the printer is displayed as "offline"
The router is a Verizon FIOS Gateway 1100G. I cannot find anything in Verizon or Fios about a setting for printers. The FIOS router did NOT display it as a printer by default. I changed it to a print, but don't think that means anything.
I did see something about the MF 733 not being able to receive via wfii above N, but I don't think that should matter here.
On the MF733, I haven't tried connecting the printer via wifi, but can. I have clicked around in the settings but I don't think I messed that part up.
There is a 48 port HP1810 gigabit switch. I don't know if the switch can be a factor.
