Macbook losing ethernet connection over usb c hub
My 2017 Macbook is connected to my enterprise network by wireless and wired ethernet via a 3rd party USB C hub. My wired connection is set to take priority over wireless in Network Preferences due to better data rates. Randomly I notice that I lose network connectivity ONLY on the wired connection. When I go to check it in Network Preferences it still shows me I have a valid IP, however I know this isn't true as when this happens I can no longer ping my Mac's IP from another device on the network and once I request a new DHCP lease it returns an invalid IP address (169.254.x.x). The especially frustrating part is it's NOT failing over to wireless which maintains it network connection (as I can ping that IP) when the wired connection goes down.
The only ways to resolve it are to unplug the USB C hub from my Macbook, or disconnect and reconnect the ethernet cable, or wait 5 - 10 minutes for it to resolve itself.
Any suggestions here? I've already tried a new USB C hub and this is the only device on the network this happens to.
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