Can't print to WiFi printer on LAN after enabling passthrough

Still can't figure out why the stupid censor bot has a problem with the name of that printer manufacturer.  🙄

Both devices need to be connected to the same router.

So, to provide more context. It's not just the printer. Any device that's connected to the Google Nest WiFi can't be seen from a machine with a wired connection directly to the router. It's like the router Ethernet is on a different network. 

The Nest is on a different network, that's part of IP Passthrough.  There are some things that will still be seen from the Nest if connected to the AT&T gateway, NAS boxes for instance, but things like other computers and printers aren't.

If this is a critical need then putting the Nest in AP mode, where it just becomes part of the AT&T gateway network, would be your other option.

Thanks tonydi. Yes, I figured this out meanwhile by looking at the IP addresses :-) The solution was to change the Nest WiFi settings to put it on the same segment as explained here.

Hmm...never saw that option before and the write-up really doesn't explain much.  It does say something about the devices needing to have static IP addresses so I'm not sure that's quite the same thing as I was suggesting.  I guess the important thing is if your stuff works.

For now…let’s see what happens but at least the wired laptop can see printers and other devices