maybe it's your switch that has the MDI-X? if neither end has it,
presumably a crossover would be needed; though if both has MDI-X i
wonder if it's a race to see which switches over first.
did these routers always require the use of a crossover cable to use
with an ethernet switch, or does it have auto MDI-X in hardware that was
recently disabled by a firmware update? i was switching stuff around in
trying to determine which component ...
I've recently seen wired ethernet stop working, and no wireless
failures.The symptoms are similar -- no connectivity, but occasionally
(and rarely) some packets get through. Just swapping interfaces is not a
great fix.
https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/11993118?hl=en&ref_topic=7681483
says 14150.43.80 (Nest Wifi router and Google Wifi), 1.54.294928 (Nest
Wifi point)It turns out my router is running 13729.57.27, which is _not_
M89 (13729.57.15 Google Wifi...
