“I have new modem/router that only has ethernet in ports. My internet is cable, I only have coaxial out for the internet. Will this work to allow me to go directly from the wall/coaxial cable, through this device, to an ethernet cable, to the modem/router?”
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Simple answer, "no". I don't see how you can have cable internet without a modem that has Ethernet ports and/or WiFi to connect your device (computer, TV, smart phone, etc) to the the internet. Your service provider (Cox, Verison, etc) should supply a rental modem/router, or you need to buy a compatible modem and activate (pay) to use your modem and internet. This MoCA converter works with a MoCA-enabled [paid] service/device (e.g., Verison FiOS), to change an EXISTING Ethernet signal and transmit it through the coax cable. I would ask my service provider for clarification and help.
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