Recent content by m3tpe

So I see that Bonded Moca 2.0 has a max speed of 1gbps. Does that means the entire network can only transfer up to 1gbps? For instance; - Internal network with IP cams need 350mbps - Gigabit network with comcast. If up and running, does that mean due to having IP cams, my comcast will only get...

Right, originally when we took over the house comcast came trying to connect a modem in living room and failed. they couldn't find any signal and asked me where I would like the line-in. I asked them to pull a line to my room and they agreed to do it by fishing a line outdoors. They never went...

#4 is in attic. Supposedly connected to #2. Line runs through from #2 to garage up to #4. But for some reason i found that line to be cut.

Confirmed that splitter #3 is causing the issue. i bypassed #3 by trying the get a sync from my room to splitter #1. The sync light was active. Guess I'll give up here since theres really no way to replace #3 inside the wall.

Tried D-High band @ 1400mhz and 1600mhz on both moca devices. Still can't get a MOCA sync. Received the cap, screwed it on the unused port, didn't help.. still unable to sync. i'm guessing it's the splitter inside the wall that is blocking the connection splitter #3 is inside the wall. If I...

Bought the caps to close off the unused port. I will receive them tonight. But shouldn't I get some sort of signal even if the port is open and not terminated? Afterall, I was able to achieve 940mbps in the living room with just the modem. Wasn't able to do this prior to replacing splitter #2...

I used another splitter. I didn't use a union/barrel connector. I did not cap off the unused port because if I had a stable test, I would be running another line into that unused port. Do you think that would be the cause of not having a sync on Moca? I just took off the modem from my room...

replaced the splitter. connected the MOCA, can't get a link connection. :mad:

Found one splitter laying in the crawl space in covered in dirt. Looks like it's already compromised because the splitter has already rusted out. Looks like I need to replace this one as well.

So I'm trying to add MOCA adapters to my house. What I did today was: Disconnected the comcast "LIVE" cable... Attached a POE filter on the live line.. Attached that to the 2-way Moca Splitter Connect the 2 other ends with coaxial cable.. Note, I did not purchase the moca adapter yet...

My computer is connected directly to the AC88u. So i'm trying to figure out why the speedtest slows down when the AV2000 is connected to the router. I'm not running speedtest through the powerline. I figured the data through the powerline will be compromised, but not when its connected directly...

So does swapping to a better CAT ethernet cable help? or Ill just have to deal with it, with no improvements...

Background: --> Comcast Gigabit Internet, tested to send 940mbps when modem connected directly to the computer Setup: Comcast Modem (Bridged) -(cat8)- Asus ac88u (wifi off) Connected to the AC88U -- Custom built computer cat8 cable -- EERO Mesh cat6 cable -- TP-Link AV2000 Powerline, for...

On this firmware right now. Is NAT acceleration AUTO "controlled by CPU" working? I just swapped to 1 gigabit internet through comcast, but i can't seem to get higher download than 400mbps. Trying to enable NAT accleration, but only gives me AUTO mode. Should I factory reset the router?

I bought an EX6150. Honestly, not too happy with the results. My internet connection is 180Mbps download from comcast. The wireless router is placed on the 2nd floor of my house (outside my room, in an open space where the signal can broadcast through the atrium that accesses the first floor)...