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Mix and match MoCA adapaters (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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In an effort to speed up my home network where pulling ethernet cable was going to be overly burdensome, I'm going the MoCA route. However, I have run into some issues with adapaters.

I purchased some Screenbeam ECB6250K02. It took a bit of wiring guess and check, but I'm up an running. I wanted to expand this further and since I was headed to Microcenter, I picked up some Asus MA-25s. However, I cannot get these things to connect at all, even when switching an Asus in place of a working Screenbeam.

My understanding is that these should be interoperable, but is these something else in the setup I could be missing? I don't think I have MPS on as I have not been able to get into the Screenbeam adapter UI. Is it they just don't really work together like they should?

Edit - I have fiber, so there's no connection to an outside cable network.

Thanks.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 11 months ago

Is the easy band switch on the asus set to full band?

I woud assume its mps otherwise.

Could be the other way for the frequency switch if the screenbeems default to dosis compatible.