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The effect on conferencing is just one example. It affects ALL internet traffic.

Yes, both boxes contain the MoCa filter you are referring to. One of the boxes is missing the short coax cable.

Update: I purchased two Motorola MM1025 2.5Gbps MoCa adapters and successfully established and maintained a 2.5Gbps link over a new coax cable. Unfortunately, this means that the coax cables running through the walls must be causing the connectivity drops. Given that I have no access to these...

I am selling two Open Box Motorola MM1025 2.5 Gbps MoCa Adapters as a set for $125 + $10 for ground shipping. The adapters have been verified to work correctly (tested with a 25ft coax cable). They establish and maintain a solid green connection. My reason for selling is because the (rg59) coax...

Certainly good advice, thank you. I did actually try Motorola MoCa adapters also, besides a different switch. Same result. I can’t pin down where the problem is really originating from. Ten years ago I used a whole-house MoCa network, and it worked great. This time… I can’t figure out what’s...

To test if the coax cable in the wall may be causing issues, I tried a brand new 10ft coax cable to directly connect the 2 MoCA adapters point-to-point. That delivers good speeds at about 960Mbps, but I am STILL experiencing the occasional hiccups. During a conference call, the audio will...

I currently have a switch between the MoCa adapter and my laptop & PC, but not between the internet router and the other MoCa adapter. However, the router has a built-in switch, so that should be sufficient as a buffer. I am going to try one other coax cable directly between the MoCa adapters...

I should add... my coax cables are disconnected from other apartments, so I am not using (or in need of) a PoE filter. I am using a single, direct coax cable between two outlets, which are completely disconnected from other outlets.

Reviving old thread. I decided to give this another try to see if I can narrow down the cause of the hiccups. I am wondering what is actually happening during these hiccups. I highly doubt there is an issue with the ethernet cables, and my ethernet adapters have never given me problems on...

Hold on... CAT8 might not be my best option here? I was under the impression that even though I don't NEED the bandwidth supported by CAT8, it won't hurt. I have SO many old cables (CAT and USB) of which I don't recall the rated speed that I decided to opt for overkill. Are you saying CAT8...

Agree. Tomorrow I will receive a 2.5Gbps USB-C ethernet adapter to try instead of my docking station. If that does not solve the issue, next test is to remove my QNAP switch (4x2.5Gbps + 2x10Gbps ) from the equation too and directly plug my MacBook into the MoCA adapter via a CAT8 cable and the...

Interesting... I actually started with the ScreenBeam adapters you mentioned, because they are significantly cheaper compared to the Motos. But because I experienced these hiccups, I figured let's give the Motorolas a try. Alas, no difference... I will also spend some time working off my...

I appreciate both your lightning fast replies and suggestions! When it comes to wired connections, I am starting to wonder if the Thunderbolt docking station I am using with my M1 Macbook may be the culprit. I ordered an Anker 2.5 Gbps USB-C to Ethernet adapter from Amazon that I can try...

I am experiencing occasional hiccups / freezes during conference calls with my home network over MoCA. I live in an apartment building that provides Gigabit Internet. It has a wireless access point in each unit (IBT U6-IW-US) with 4x GbE RJ45 ports. I am getting 925Mbps up and down over wired...