JWadle
Occasional Visitor
My network uses two Actiontec ECB6200 MoCA adapters - one to create the MoCA network and a second on the floor below. Other MoCA devices include a TiVo BOLT, TiVo Roamio and three TiVo Minis (v2). My Internet service is 1Gbs and typically tests at 850-950Mbs via a PC downstream of my modem, router and a network switch.
At present I am getting a max of 180MBs for devices wired to the MoCA adapters (via simple 1Gb network switches). For devices connected by WiFi, bypassing the MoCA, I get up to 500Mbs, limited only by each device's WiFi version.
Why is my MoCA network limited to 180MBs? I know that the ECB6200s are MoCA 2.0 Bonded, so I expect much more throughput. Are the TiVOs slowing down my MoCA network?
Thanks for any suggestions.
At present I am getting a max of 180MBs for devices wired to the MoCA adapters (via simple 1Gb network switches). For devices connected by WiFi, bypassing the MoCA, I get up to 500Mbs, limited only by each device's WiFi version.
Why is my MoCA network limited to 180MBs? I know that the ECB6200s are MoCA 2.0 Bonded, so I expect much more throughput. Are the TiVOs slowing down my MoCA network?
Thanks for any suggestions.