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Pacman922 posted on r/homenetworking1d

u/plooger Planning on trying to implement the MoCa via Xfinity built-in MoCA LAN Bridge (this diagram), specced the following products: 1 ft Coax cable -> Link MoCA Filter -> Link Coax Splitter -> Link MoCA Adaptor -> Link Wireless AP -> Link Wanted to make sure that i interpreted the diagram correctly and had the right products, if you had a second to look it over. I only need to service one room in the basement with the Wireless AP so not too concerned about range. Plan based on your diagram is: swap the 1ft coax cable for my current coax run to the 4th floor Connect the 1ft cable to the MoCa filter connect the filter to the In on the Coax splitter. Connect one end of the split to the 4th floor coax run and 1 to the coax that comes with the MoCA adaptor connect the small Coax to the MoCA adaptor Connect the ethernet that comes with the MoCA adaptor to the MoCA adaptor and plug it into the Wireless Access Point Plug the AP and MoCA adaptor into the wall (have a wall outlet right there so shouldn't be an issue

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MinnisotaDigger posted on r/homenetworking2w

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089MGMYFR Or https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RB1QYR9 Attached to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08SBXVSF3 Will be better than any wireless extender you can find. Trying to fix wifi with wifi often just produces less money.

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