DominikHoffmann
Occasional Visitor
My ISP installed a CommScope CSMF1APDU9VPI, in order to get signal to all of the rooms. Now we are cutting the cord, and I would like to repurpose the individual coax legs for my Gigabit Ethernet LAN. I have purchased a set of MoCA units (ScreenBeam ECB7250).
When I use them in a direct link they work beautifully. When I feed the coax out of the one by my router into the IN port of the CommScope amp and hook up the other at one of the amp’s outputs, I can’t pull an IP from the router. The communication has broken down.
A ScreenBeam tech support agent claimed that my problem arises from the fact that the CSMF1APDU9VPI is not compatible with MoCA, even though it calls itself a MoCA VoIP Amp.
What is the truth of the matter?
When I use them in a direct link they work beautifully. When I feed the coax out of the one by my router into the IN port of the CommScope amp and hook up the other at one of the amp’s outputs, I can’t pull an IP from the router. The communication has broken down.
A ScreenBeam tech support agent claimed that my problem arises from the fact that the CSMF1APDU9VPI is not compatible with MoCA, even though it calls itself a MoCA VoIP Amp.
What is the truth of the matter?