Recent content by Leecm0365

Everything is still running great but still could not understand what the GCD values mean in the MOCA status screen. I emailed GoCoax and got the following response: Hello Lee, Sorry for the confusing. Actually, there is no meaning for GCD. For the table, you can find it is for the...

I answered my own question that, yes, input side of 2 way splitter is bidirectional allowing MOCA signal pass through input side. Please disregard my previous post.

So I am still learning here on the MOCA networks maybe one of the senior folks might be able to chime in. I see the WAN signal comes in the attic into the main splitter then outputted to the input side of 2 way splitter in Room #1. One output from 2 way splitter goes to coax WAN port on cable...

Question regarding your your diagram, are your two GoCoax adapters connected to each other using coax ports labeled “MOCA”? And if so is the splitter on the top GoCoax adapter connected to the coax port labeled “TV”? Why is the top GoCoax adapter connected to the splitter?

update: solved issue with speed on network 2, I replaced the Belkin AC1200 router on network 2 with a RAX10 AX1800 router and speeds on network 2 significantly faster. GoCoax adapters running great

Thank you for the response, I was focused GCD values where network 1 GCD values 689 and 701 for GoCoax adapters and on network 2 the values are 223 and 214 for the 2 GoCoax adapters. It is my understanding the GCD values are the actual bit rate while PHY values are what it could be. I’m a...

I have been playing around with my newly setup MOCA network and have a question regarding the PHY rates chart from one of the GoCoax adapters. See attachment showing my network. When I look at the PHY Rates between Network 1 GoCoax adapters going from the TP Link router to the netgear R8000P...

While the network to everything was up and running with no issue ran into a problem with TV guide and VOD at STBs. I was using the cable port on GoCoax to feed STB which apparently was allowing tv but not network to reach STB. Resolved by placing 2-way splitter before GoCoax adapter and ran...

All, Thankyou for your advice, setup went smooth no issues, network seems to be running fine.

Oops, your right, just testing yawl good catch. Gonna install adapters this weekend. Thank you everyone for your help.

So if my primary router is set to 10.0.0.1 IP network and I set the IP addresses for the GoCoax adapters to 10.0.0.200, .201, .203 & .204 and I should be able to access the GoCoax adapters from my primary network without having to directly connect laptop to adapters?

perfect, gonna try it out next weekend. Thankyou.

So shouldn’t matter what IP address I set in the GoCoax adapters, it will be transparent to my network?

The problem I have with current network is I have a 50’ cat5 cable hanging down from loft where upstairs office is to the living room where belkin router is, I would like to hide this cable and unwilling to tearoom drywall to try and run cat5 cable in the wall. Also the family room where kids...

I plan to reuse existing Verizon splitters.