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Here are some troubleshooting steps to help resolve issues accessing local network devices like your printer on the Deco Mesh network:

1. Ensure all devices are on the same network and subnet:
• Confirm that both your client devices (Mac, iOS, Windows) and the printer are receiving IP addresses from the Deco Mesh and are within the same subnet (for example, 192.168.68.x).

2. Check network connection type:
• Make sure your devices and printer are connected to the main Deco Wi-Fi or Ethernet network, not the guest network. Also, verify that "Device Isolation" is disabled in the Deco app, as this can prevent devices from communicating with each other.

3. Review firewall settings:
• Check the firewall settings on your printer and client devices to ensure they allow access from other devices on the local network.

4. Streaming and casting settings:
• For features like AirPrint or network printing, confirm that the necessary settings are enabled on both the printer and your devices.

5. Windows network profile:
• If you are using Windows devices, ensure the network profile is set to "Private" rather than "Public" to allow device discovery. For instructions, see: https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3072/

6. Direct IP access:
• Try accessing the printer directly via its IP address from your Mac or iOS device to see if it responds.

7. Compare with another router:
• If possible, test the printer with another router to see if the issue is specific to the Deco Mesh system. If the printer works with another router but not with Deco, please contact TP-Link support and provide the results of these troubleshooting steps.

If you need more detailed guidance, please let us know the results of these steps or provide additional details about your network setup.