my A1 suddenly doesn’t connect to the internet through my wifi anymore, although it’s connected to the wifi. Everything worked without problems for months up until last weekend.
Here are the symptoms:
the printer is connected to my wifi
it’s accessing the wifi through a repeater, but it always did that
it’s shown as connected to the internet on my router
it’s shown as offline in the mobile app and in studio on PC
I can ping it from my PC without problems
when logging out of my account on the printer and trying to log in again, the printer can’t produce a QR code and can’t be connected via “nearby devices”
it all works fine when connecting the printer to a hotspot on my phone
it seems like it also works fine when connecting the printer to the guest wifi of the router, instead of the normal one
all the other devices on the network work fine, even through the wifi-repeater the printer uses
Here’s what I’ve tried so far:
restarted the router
restarted the printer
logged out of my account and logged in again on the printer, phone and PC
reset the printer to factory settings
disconnected the AMS lite
deactivated the Pihole-DNS I use for adblocking, which I set up again with a new OS the other week. That’s the only thing I changed on my network before this problem occured afaik, but deactivating the DNS doesn’t help, so maybe that’s not it.
assigned the printer a static IP address
split the wifi in two separate SSIDs for 2.4 GHz and 5GHz
I thought so, too, but I didn’t change anything on the router except the DNS-address, since it changed after setting up the Pihole again. But even deactivating the DNS completely doesn’t help.
It seems like it works fine when connecting the printer to the guest wifi of the router and not to the normal wifi, but I don’t have an idea where to go from here.
Not being able to gen the QR codes for quick bind generally means that the device cannot contact the mothership / bambu’s servers. If your router gives you denial logs, look thru them and see what it’s been blackholing…
If everything works like it’s supposed to when on Guest but not when connected to your main wi-fi that sounds like a rule/site range issue to me.Your Guest side is pretty much completely open? IPV 4 and or IPV 6? Did a password get changed on the main side or any tweaks to IPV? When you disabled Pihole, did you reboot everything thing, flush DNS if your setup allows that before testing? I agree with @Bullocks and his (?) suggestions.