It's possible to resume a failed print but it requires manually editing the gcode file. And if it's a dual color or a dual filament print it gets quite complicated. I have examples of how to do this somewhere on this forum.
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I am not sure if I understood what you wrote, but you mean, that you are wondering why the UM3 is not resuming the print after a power loss?
If so, yes the UM3 is imho not able to resume a print after power loss and it has nothing to do if you print via USB or via network.
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