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 that the coax amplifier that I have installed is blocking signals above 1150Mhz, thereby preventing bonded 2.0 speeds. I'm not sure if this amplifier allows my MoCA adapters to talk to each other at 2.0 speeds because they will not sustain above 1150Mhz.
Today I am going to attempt install a MoCA 2.0 rated splitter at the passive output on the amplifier, and then attached essentially both MoCA units to it. I'm hoping that this splitter will enable the two MoCA adapters to talk to each other directly at MoCA 2.0 frequencies, and then feeding back into the passive input and still allowing my X1 DVR etc to function.
Do you guys think this will work? Will installing that splitter enable direct communication between 2 coax inputs, or do splitters not work like that?
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 that the coax amplifier that I have installed is blocking signals above 1150Mhz, thereby preventing bonded 2.0 speeds. I'm not sure if this amplifier allows my MoCA adapters to talk to each other at 2.0 speeds because they will not sustain above 1150Mhz.
Today I am going to attempt install a MoCA 2.0 rated splitter at the passive output on the amplifier, and then attached essentially both MoCA units to it. I'm hoping that this splitter will enable the two MoCA adapters to talk to each other directly at MoCA 2.0 frequencies, and then feeding back into the passive input and still allowing my X1 DVR etc to function.
Do you guys think this will work? Will installing that splitter enable direct communication between 2 coax inputs, or do splitters not work like that?
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