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Name: Motorola - MM1000 MoCA Adapter for Ethernet - Black
Brand: Motorola
SKU: 6258091
Price: 48.99 USD
Rating: 4.2 (30 reviews)

Motorola - MM1000 MoCA Adapter for Ethernet - Black

Model:: MM1000; |
SKU:: 6258091

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QuestionCan this be used for verizon gigablast
Asked 6 years ago by Brian.
- Answer It has warnings all over about no good for DirecTV and risky for Fios because they use similar frequencies to communicate with each other. Works great for my system. I turned the MOCA on for the modem and I only needed 1 MOCA box to operate. Maybe call Fios and ask them what MOCA frequency they are using for your system.
  Answered 6 years ago by HappyCustomer
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QuestionWhat's included in the box? Are the any cables or a PoE filter? ElleMemphis
Asked 6 years ago by ElleMemphis.
- Answer short network cable, short coax cable and the POE filler are included
  Answered 6 years ago by acatron287
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QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a coax line from the wall, run an ethernet cable into a pc, and have internet connectivity? Wireless is not an option even though we have a split run into another room which connects to the wireless router.
Asked 6 years ago by Kerry.
- Answer It depends. Having just this adapter connected to the coax cable and to Ethernet is not enough. As a minimum you would also need MoCA-capable gateway. For instance, some Comcast-provided gateways have MoCA stuff built into them. If your modem isn't MoCA-capable then you need the second MoCA adapter like this one connected to your gateway. There're also requirements for cable drops, filtering and splitters used inside your house. Research the subject online if you need more details as there're too many to explain them here. Bottom line here is that you can get it to work for you fairly well but you must meet the technical requirements.
  Answered 6 years ago by MoCAUser
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QuestionI have Xfinity X1 (with Moca built in I believe). I only have 1 coax that is currently plugged into the xfinity cable box at the TV. Can I use this to get internet out of the coax and still split it and plug it into the cable box to get TV?
Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You must first have a modern and or router in order to get internet in your home. If your service is provided from Xfinity then make sure the devices you have support internet in your home. The MoCA is only a network extender; not an internet providing device such as the required modem/router.
  Answered 4 years ago by Dave
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QuestionIs this a MOCA Wan, Moca Lan or both?
Asked 5 years ago by Novice.
- Answer It is only Moca Lan. It is using your coaxial lines already in your home to bring a hardwired connection to a room separate form where your modem/router is.
  Answered 4 years ago by Arznlarz
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QuestionSince it may not work with Verizon frequencies, what are the frequencies it works with? Thanks, Novice
Asked 5 years ago by Novice.
- Answer This device is wired and works well with Verizon equipments.
  Answered 3 years ago by OCDA
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QuestionWill this work for AT&T Uverse internet in a house that doesn’t have phone jacks (only coax outlets)?
Asked 6 years ago by Darthvadeur.
- Answer It will work with any provider regardless of whether it is DSL or cable. However, ensure your modem/router is MOCA enabled, otherwise you will need to either get two of these, or get a different MOCA adapter that comes with two of them.
  Answered 4 years ago by Arznlarz
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QuestionIs this compatible with Spectrum Internet? Can I use this to have ethernet connection (internet without wifi)?
Asked 6 years ago by Curious.
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QuestionI see the MM1000 MoCA adpater is sold out. How can I get one, really two? Can it be ordered? How do I order?
Asked 7 years ago by 5310.
- Answer If an item is sold out online on Best Buy's website there is no direct solution. That being said, if you happen to be near or going past an actual Best Buy location, sometimes employees can order things that are sold out online. It is safer to assume this will not be the case, so DO NOT drive out of your way without understanding they may not be able to, unless it is worth your time and gas. As of 6/25/21, this will not be the case for GPUs, Xbox, Playstation. Depending on where you are, they probably will not be able to order Air Conditioners in store if they are sold out online.
  Answered 4 years ago by Arznlarz
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Motorola - MM1000 MoCA Adapter for Ethernet - Black

Q: QuestionCan this be used for verizon gigablast

Q: QuestionWhat's included in the box? Are the any cables or a PoE filter? ElleMemphis

Q: QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a coax line from the wall, run an ethernet cable into a pc, and have internet connectivity? Wireless is not an option even though we have a split run into another room which connects to the wireless router.

Q: QuestionI have Xfinity X1 (with Moca built in I believe). I only have 1 coax that is currently plugged into the xfinity cable box at the TV. Can I use this to get internet out of the coax and still split it and plug it into the cable box to get TV?

Q: QuestionIs this a MOCA Wan, Moca Lan or both?

Q: QuestionSince it may not work with Verizon frequencies, what are the frequencies it works with? Thanks, Novice

Q: QuestionWill this work for AT&T Uverse internet in a house that doesn’t have phone jacks (only coax outlets)?

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Spectrum Internet? Can I use this to have ethernet connection (internet without wifi)?

Q: QuestionI see the MM1000 MoCA adpater is sold out. How can I get one, really two? Can it be ordered? How do I order?

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QuestionCan this be used for verizon gigablast

QuestionWhat's included in the box? Are the any cables or a PoE filter? ElleMemphis

QuestionCan I connect this adapter to a coax line from the wall, run an ethernet cable into a pc, and have internet connectivity? Wireless is not an option even though we have a split run into another room which connects to the wireless router.

QuestionI have Xfinity X1 (with Moca built in I believe). I only have 1 coax that is currently plugged into the xfinity cable box at the TV. Can I use this to get internet out of the coax and still split it and plug it into the cable box to get TV?

QuestionIs this a MOCA Wan, Moca Lan or both?

QuestionSince it may not work with Verizon frequencies, what are the frequencies it works with? Thanks, Novice

QuestionWill this work for AT&T Uverse internet in a house that doesn’t have phone jacks (only coax outlets)?

QuestionIs this compatible with Spectrum Internet? Can I use this to have ethernet connection (internet without wifi)?

QuestionI see the MM1000 MoCA adpater is sold out. How can I get one, really two? Can it be ordered? How do I order?