When the auto-MDIX is disabled, which two network configuration require a crossover cable? (Choose two)

Hubs and switches are both MDI-X devices that use the same transmit and receive pin assignments on their ports; connecting two MDI-X devices requires a crossover cable to swap the transmit pair of one end with the receive pair of the other, enabling proper communication.

A switch is an MDI-X device and a workstation is an MDI device - they are unlike types, so their pins are already complementary and a standard straight-through cable provides the correct transmit-to-receive alignment.

Routers and workstations are both MDI (endpoint) devices sharing identical pin configurations; without auto-MDIX to compensate, a crossover cable is required to align each device's transmit pins with the other's receive pins.

A hub (MDI-X) and a router (MDI) are unlike device types whose pins align naturally, requiring a straight-through cable - not a crossover - for proper communication.

A switch (MDI-X) and a router (MDI) are unlike device types, so a straight-through cable correctly maps the switch's transmit pins to the router's receive pins without any crossover needed.