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The second MoCA adapter should go Coax wall > MoCA adapter (coax in), and if the two adapters are connected and working correctly you should get some kind of indicator light on both MoCA adapters showing a good RF connection, and if there is a device connected on the second MoCA adapter you should get an Ethernet light/indication of some sort. The Ethernet should go Cable Modem (WAN/Internet port) > Router (WAN in port) > Router (LAN out port) > MoCA adapter (LAN in port).Īnd, the Internet Gateway should be in bridge mode, and a single Ethernet should run from it and to your TP-Link router. Let's try again, the final configuration should have the coax cable run from the Coax wall > MoCA Adapter (cable in) > MoCA Adapter (TV/modem out > Cable Modem (Coax port).
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Speeds tests are fabulous but getting intermittent full ping drops.Įdit #3: Ordered a GE Splitter 5-2500 Mhz that was moca compatible to test. The Ethernet should go Cable Modem (WAN/Internet port) > Router (WAN in port) > Router (LAN out port) > Switch > MoCA adapter (LAN in port).Įdit #2 (Problems): Intermittent drops in room with 2nd Moca Adapter.Coax wall > MoCA Adapter (cable in) > MoCA Adapter (TV/modem out > Cable Modem (Coax port).
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I currently do not have Cable TV just Internet.Įdit #1: Got it working with the suggestion with this Setup: The instructions say to go Coax Wall > Moca > Ethernet to Router / Modem (but my router and modem are 2 different devices). My main question is that since I have a modem and router separate do I need a splitter from my Coax outlet to use a Moca adapter setup? Or could I use the TV OUT on the Moca adapter to hook to the Cable Modem. I have Coax running into the house going to the wall to the Comcast Modem (bridge) to a TP-Link Router. I am currently using Hitron Moca 2.5 adapters: I had question regarding setup for for Moca 2.5. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theory u/tht1kidd_ has created a suggestion post regarding information everyone needs to provide when asking a question about their network There have been some excellent guides written in this sub, and we're always looking for more!
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