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    Advice on a Cisco home setup

    @Trip, thank you for the additional clarifications. It is good to know the LAN port on the CBW240AC, I will hold off on the extra switch then. The details on the RV340 vs RV260 are also a great help. From the comparison matrix I suspected that the RV340 was more powerful in some way, but your...
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    Advice on a Cisco home setup

    @degrub, thank you for the detailed explanation, it clarifies a lot. I will have to investigate what my coax cabling setup is. Also, thanks for the clarification on the CBW240AC. I couldn't find a manual discussing these ports, and the quick start guide simply the second port as 'Ethernet GbE'...
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    Advice on a Cisco home setup

    @Trip, thank you for the comprehensive and extremely helpful advice! Following your and @degrub's suggestions, I am almost sure I will use an RV340 with two CBW240AC's. For now, I am fine with MoCa 2.0, but I will keep the upgrade in mind for the future. There are two more considerations that...
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    Advice on a Cisco home setup

    Thanks for sharing your setup and for the comments. It sounds generally like something that could work for me, although I may use less APs because of the limited locations for coax outputs. ISP is 1000 mbps down / 100 mbps up. Wireless VOIP is not something we're currently using, but maybe in...
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    Advice on a Cisco home setup

    I am searching for a more robust wireless solution and have found this forum very helpful so far. I am in a 4 story house, and the current setup consisted of the ISP-provided modem/router/WAP running one network in the bottom (basement) floor, which is then connected through MoCa to a Linksys...
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