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Spectrum upgraded me to their "gig" plan a while back, and I never get more than 500mbps down, sometimes it's as low as 200mbps depending on the server and time of day. To remedy this I bought this Arris S33 DOCSIS 3.1 modem rated for 3gbps. The issue is the same which leads me to believe that...

I was just looking at the Arris Surfboard S33. The documentation says it works with Spectrum and it also uses 108mhz -1005mhz frequency range. Would this not work?

Nope. At this point I figure I have 2 options. 1: Buy my own modem where I can control the DOCSIS frequency (if that even exists) 2: Get my big butt in the attic and finally run Cat6a to every room. Sigh

Called Spectrum. Apparently they changed the frequency to 1700+ mhz. So I'm basically screwed.

My modem is a Hitron E31T2V1 and I don't think it has a UI that you can log into like you can with those "all in one" modems. I was getting gigabit speeds for a year on LAN until yesterday (windows copy to nas). I tried a USB 3.0 to ethernet adapter as well and same issue. The topology is the...

I have Spectrum Cable (DOCSIS 3.1). When I originally setup my GoCoax 2.5 adapters, I couldn't use Exteneded Band-D because of frequency overlap(DOCSIS 3.1 caps at 1218mhz, not 1005mhz like DOCSIS 3.0). So after studying the frequency charts I ended up choosing Band-D High and setting the LOF to...

Got an update for you. I replaced all 3 adapters with the latest Gocoax 2.5 ones. Set them all in Band-D High only. LOF to 1400(this is what the translite documentation recommends). Same issue. Once I introduce the 3rd adapter, the speed gets capped at 95mbps. So after looking at the MOCA...

That's not a concern with the MPS right?

Yes I'll test here soon. Got hit with covid so it put me behind

I did this actually with current adapters but they seemed to be limited to 100mbps in that mode

The tech was monitoring it and saw error codes. So they sent me a new one thinking that was the issue.

Sorry I forgot to mention I removed all POE moca filters. It caused error lights on the modem when I had it attached

So I looked up the modem specs (Hitron EN2251). It shows it has a build in MOCA shield actually. It's running at 5-1218mhz. So I have the Gocoax adapters on the way as well as some new moca cert splitters. Once I put the new MOCA adapters in Band-D High all should be good

I turned off all MOCA adapters and wouldn't you know, internet is alive again . So I just ordered 3 GoCOAX 2.5 MOCA adapters and an Antronix 5-1675 3- way(attic) and 2-way(living room) splitters. I will have to run them on Band -D High. Any idea of what bandwidth I might see out of this setup?