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Re: multiple PoE filters for MoCa.. My MoCa network was terribly unstable with a filter at the entry point, until I also added a 2nd filter on the cable going
by cj 3y ago
Re: multiple PoE filters for MoCa..
My MoCa network was terribly unstable with a filter at the entry point, until I also added a 2nd filter on the cable going into the modem.
No idea why, but wanted to add this in case it helps anyone. Lots of trial and error but once figured out, the network has been extremely stable for years.
Also make sure all splitters are compatible with MoCa (some aren’t)
These are the adapters I use.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088KV2YYL?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_F0B1FKTK1FRWAJYCJKZE https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088KV2YYL?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_F0...
- variadix 3y agoIt’s because frequency range for MoCA overlaps with the upper frequencies of DOCSIS3.1. The modem was probably receiving/transmitting in the MoCA range and that data looked like junk. Installing a PoE filter at the modem prevents both of these at the cost of not being able to utilize some of the DOCSIS3.1 range which may result in reduced speed if you’re paying for 1Gb+ from your ISP.