FIOS Connectivity Status shows ETHERNET, but it's not wired.
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I have 5 TVs using FIOS. One is Stream TV MOCA, One is Stream TV ETHERNET, and 3 wireless. However, one of the wireless TVs shows Connectivity Status as "ETHERNET", even though it's not wired. Why would that be,
Thanks,
Pete
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Is the cable television service Fios 1 or Fios +?
Curious, if the Stream TV Ethernet was disconnected does the "Ethernet" status disappear (I saw in the comments that the Ethernet connection is associated with a different box, but I'm curious if that message is somehow related to the other box).
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I have FIOS+.
If I disconnect the MOCA / Ethernet adapter from the TV that's Ethernet wired, it reverts to "WIRELESS".
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