Recent content by gv932n

Thank you for the reply. I plugged a splitter before the modem and attached the moca into the spitter and my laptop into the splitter and tested each moca. They both allowed me to get to the internet. So mocas are good. The tech must have did something with the coax leading to my dowstairs...

Thanks for your answer. I'll try it. Xfinity has IPV6 in their modem.

I have three strong green lights on Moca. Downstairs I go from computer to moca to coax and hopefully to the Xfinity modem. Upstairs It's the same. The setup worked fine until a xfinity rep found that a power adapter in the garage was knocked out. He plugged it in and the internet and TV came up...

Here are the remainder. I hope someone can determine why Moca is not active via my computers.

Here are the first four

Ok, I'm back. The coax has been tested.. OK. I plugged my laptop into the Modem/Router and ethernet ran successfully. I will send a file that I have run from settings, control panel and the LAST one is when I plugged it into the Modem/Router.

Same security code I always used. Today I tried switching the a moca off line and using the other. Then switch the process and no results. On Monday Feb 19th, I have someone coming in to test the coax.

Thank you I'll try testing the two mocas as you explained. It's also good to know they can work independently as I thought. (but not tried)

The tech did mothing other than plugged the power adapter back in and the TVs, and Internet came back. the only thing not working is the two Actiontec ECB2500C devices. I had one Actiontec plugged into the coax upostairs and an ethernet cable to a computer. 'I had the other Actiontec plugged...

I am new and can't seem to start a post. My setup is pretty simple. I have two mocas, one upstairs attached to a computer. One downstairs attached to to a router, and then to a computer. They have both worked for years. My wife knocked off a plugged in adapter in the garage which cut power to...