Same here. I have a year old Cannon laser printer. While I've never had issues getting it to connect to WiFi, it's useless if multicast isn't enabled on the net

Same here. I have a year old Cannon laser printer. While I've never had issues getting it to connect to WiFi, it's useless if multicast isn't enabled on the network. This lowers my speeds significantly. Without it the printer refuses to cooperate, even if I manually enter the IP address into a client. My network equipment is Ubiquiti which serves a mixture of Mac and Windows clients. Disabling multicast with an exception for the printers MAC address doesn't work either.