@sinnomoar Glad to hear you may have solved this! I asked a few
questions just to try to get a better picture of what combination of
things might trigger this for some people and not others. Your AT&T
device shouldn't be much of a problem as long as ...
Hello @sinnomoar I have seen a few of these reports, but I haven't seen
any release notes for that firmware version (Google doesn't usually
update their release notes page until a significant majority of units
have been updated – it's possible they'v...
Yes, connecting a wired device to one or the other of those ports is
just to test that they are working and that the patch cable is working
with them – that's the only point of that exercise. It sounds like your
cat 6 cables are more pliable than the...
Ok, that's good debugging. I would start focusing on the Ethernet
cables, then. Cat 6 cables are much stiffer than cat 5e (and unnecessary
for the 1Gbps connections Nest WiFi Pro ports are capable of). The issue
with that is, that stiffness can cause...
Hello @monodub I would just double-check to make extra sure your switch
does not include any "loop detection" or "loop prevention" features.
Occasionally, even "unmanaged" switches have this enabled by default,
and may even include a physical switch ...
