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    MoCA latency issue

    Ok. So far I’ve run it for 12h and will check again tomorrow. But the consistency of the performance is very telling so far. How did you diagnose the power supply? Just checking the voltage output with a multimeter?
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    MoCA latency issue

    Yes, it’s another GS108. (Unmanaged) switch as you pointed out, - not a hub, sorry. I have a TPLink that I’ll try next. The bypass wa stone by connecting the cable that comes from the router directly into the MoCA adapter (instead of into the switch). I also tested replacing the UTP cable...
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    MoCA latency issue

    - In this case seems to behave the same without the power. - Yes, the other two are set up as APs and broadcast their own SSID. However, here's an update after replacing the hub: The issue came back after a couple days of progressive worsening. I've tried rebooting the hub and doesn't help...
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    MoCA latency issue

    Thank you for taking the time to look into this. Yes, all adapters running latest fw. Your suggestions prompt me to start testing end to end in each segment... and in the process I isolated problems with the Netgear hub in the Porch (hard time getting DHCP to work when directly attached was...
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    MoCA latency issue

    I've added 5 MoCA adapters *behind* my router using a a PPC-9M-U/U splitter, to leverage the existing coax wiring in the house since WiFi can be spotty in the rooms further away. The adapters are Actiontec ECB6200 and ECB7250. I reckon that the network will be limited to MoCA 2.0 but that's...
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