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MoCA Network ??s

monkeyboy

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I think I'd like to set up a MoCA network in a new rental. Anyone have any experience with MoCA good or bad?

If I understand it right, I'd be getting CAT 6 from ATT FiOS, into my Apple Airport Extreme, then out to a MoCA box as a bridge to COAX and other boxes scattered around the house a each COAX connection.

One MoCA box at the router can handle multiple end points, but they all share the same date pipe. Each of the COAX runs in the unit terminate at the same junction box, so I could run a MoCA bridge on each run, but I don't think I need all that bandwidth
 

Kal Rubinson

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It works surprisingly well but make sure you use v2.0 or v3.0 boxes.
 

Blumlein 88

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I don't know about multiple units. I use a pair to connect to a router with gigabit service. Direct connection to the router gets me 950 mbps. Connection over the MOCA gets me 880 mbps. I'm using bonded Actiontec 2.0 units.
 
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