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It's funny you ask this question...we are waiting for these MoCA bridges to become available so we can test them out. They should work, but you have to understand some of the limitations with MoCA.
You can only have a total of 8 devices on a MoCA 1.0 network (which is MoCA version number our cable boxes and routers are on). I do know that MoCA 1.1 is out and I don't know if anyone is planning on using it yet...
To answer your question, you should be able to use the MoCA bridges with your FiOS home network. The ActionTech has some QoS features built in for Video on demand and setting IP address to cableboxes to 192.168.1.100 - 108 which is how they are polled from our end...so still unsure if the MoCA bridges will work seemlessly. I know once I can get my hands on one I will make a post...unless someone does ahead of me!
You can view a list of verified MoCA products here: http://www.mocalliance.org/en/industry/certified_products.asp
The wiki for MoCA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoCA
It's funny you ask this question...we are waiting for these MoCA bridges to become available so we can test them out. They should work, but you have to understand some of the limitations with MoCA.
You can only have a total of 8 devices on a MoCA 1.0 network (which is MoCA version number our cable boxes and routers are on). I do know that MoCA 1.1 is out and I don't know if anyone is planning on using it yet...
To answer your question, you should be able to use the MoCA bridges with your FiOS home network. The ActionTech has some QoS features built in for Video on demand and setting IP address to cableboxes to 192.168.1.100 - 108 which is how they are polled from our end...so still unsure if the MoCA bridges will work seemlessly. I know once I can get my hands on one I will make a post...unless someone does ahead of me!
You can view a list of verified MoCA products here: http://www.mocalliance.org/en/industry/certified_products.asp
The wiki for MoCA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoCA
Trying to connect a Netgear MoCA MCA1001 Coax - ethernet adapter kit to our FIOS coax connection/ MI424 WR and running into problems. Has anyone been able to do this? I loose the internet connection to MI424 when I connected as instructed by Netgear.
Thank you,
Alan
I would suggest you to check and make sure that the Netgear devices are in “channel frequency scan mode” so that they can lock onto the MI424-WR frequency. If this does not resolve the problem, then most likely the MoCA encryption is enabled on your MI424-WR. I would then try enabling the encryption feature on the Netgear devices with the default password.
If you’re still having problem, check with FIOS tech support.
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