Was just reading about this in this article: https://www.theverge.com/23715458/ether ... ng-how-toI know Comcast boxes use MoCA to talk to each other to stream recordings from one box to the other. I didn't know they made networking adapters.
Might be useful for an extra network port I need in my office. I have a spare coax cable in there that goes straight to my router closet. The 1Gbit boxes sell for $100 for a pair. Cheaper than having a cable installer pull a CAT6 line through the attic.
MoCA: Ethernet over coax
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MoCA: Ethernet over coax
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I've gotta say, a Bible signed by the actual anti-Christ, would be a hell of a collector's item.
I've gotta say, a Bible signed by the actual anti-Christ, would be a hell of a collector's item.
Re: MoCA: Ethernet over coax
Good to know. I've got powerline adapters that have been rock solid for me so far and I push a lot through them.
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Re: MoCA: Ethernet over coax
I've had mixed success with powerline adapters. A lot depends on your wiring, and whether the two devices share the same power bus. When it works, it works well.
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I've gotta say, a Bible signed by the actual anti-Christ, would be a hell of a collector's item.
I've gotta say, a Bible signed by the actual anti-Christ, would be a hell of a collector's item.