The printer is not designed to change the MAC addresses for your routers before they are displayed. Hi jjs404! Thanks for posting in the Canon Community Forum. I see that you are unable to connect your MX922 to your Wi-Fi network. One solution would be to spoof the MAC address on one of the routers to coincide with the MAC address that the MX922 reports however, the Jetstream routers don’t support the MAC Clone feature. Any ideas? If I select one, no matter which, the printer can’t find it. The MX922 gives me the option to select one access point or all three of them. One’s last pair is 6D, the other’s is 75, but the printer reports 6E and 76.) The other two routers have the same first five pairs of digits. (Example: the MAC address of the router in my office is 4C:6E:6E:D9:7A:7D, but the printer sees 4C:6E:6E:D9:7A:7E. When I search for an access point, it sees all three of the routers in the mesh however, it misidentifies their MAC addresses by one hex digit, the last one.
When I attempt to connect the MX922 to my WLAN, the mesh finds it and a few others in the neighborhood. I have a Jetstream EMESH3300 Whole Home Network that includes three mesh routers, and a I have a PIXMA MX922 printer.
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