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My internet service is AT&T Fiber 300. I am wanting to utilize existing coax to improve both wired and wireless internet. I don't have cable tv nor cable internet service connected. After inspecting the existing wiring: coax wire is RG6 one splitter in attic with line to each room, needs to...

I decided to try to improve my home network by adding MOCA adaptors to reduce the number of devices connected to WiFi. My setup is pretty typical and includes a Netgear mesh extender which previously was connected via 5ghz; now set up as an access point on the other side of my home connected...

All RJ45 cable. I like to use the traffic analyzer and also have a check on Qos Weblogg. I discover that my computer don't show up in the none of them, spite I can see it in the Network map (but with "Asus" as name). This happen for other devices connected to the TPlink splitter also. Is...

This might solve a lot of questions on MOCA installs... http://www.mocalliance.org/technology/Final_Best-Practices-for-Installation-of-MoCA_170516rev01.pdf Yep - the obligatory PDF link warning, but a lot of good info here on cable types, splitters, etc...

I've been renting for the last 10+ years and upon learning about MoCA figured that was the best route to go to make use of the existing coax lines my houses / apartments have had in the past. Well, I've just bought a house and figured it'd be easy to just keep my MoCA network, and expand it as...

Due to me not being on premises all the time and no other staff having any I.T/Networking Knowledge (mine is only self taught and there is a lot i do not know) i'm having to implement some fail over. This may seem a dumb question but i dont know the best way to achieve. My network layout is as...

Hello SNB, I'm having a dilemma with my MoCA 2.0 network and I'm looking for a bit of guidance. The summary is that I am only getting MoCA 1.1 speed on my network. I have MoCA 2.0 Bonded adapters (Actiontec), so I believe there is a problem somewhere in my system. My hypothesis right now is...

Optimum cable line enters into a Antronix 1GHz pre-amplifier, and then gets fed into Antronix 8-way splitter (1GHz). There are 8 coax cable lines going from the splitter into 8 different rooms in the house. In the basement, one cable line is hooked up to a TV box. The other line from the wall...