Filter MoCA Cable Coaxial Networks Television & Video Review

Looks good. Satisfied. I bought a MoCA PoE filter and it seemed like the best (most reliable) option to me, so I bought it. I bought a MoCA PoE filter because I was trying to secure my home network/WiFi and I read about the need for such a filter but couldn't find any filters installed by Comcast at the entrance to my service. Unless they put it on a pole outside, otherwise they didn't seem to have it at all so I bought it and installed it myself. I didn't bother calling them because I don't…

I recently upgraded to Xfinity using their xFi in a router/modem combo. I noticed that MOCA devices are connected to external MAC addresses. I turned off MOCA not knowing how these devices would appear if the coax cable goes straight to the box (which means there are no active jacks in my house and no devices plugged into them) and lived happily knowing that I'll never use that special feature. I decided to add this filter just for SECURITY as I accidentally saw information about another router

You can have a MoCA filter where the line enters the house. Could you. Regardless, you MUST have a MoCA filter on the input of the first splitter (see image). There are a thousand reasons for this, but the most important is security. yes security As a technology, MoCA (Multi-media over COAX Alliance) will roam the network of providers without filtering. This means everything that has to do with the MoCA network. Including personal data. Sure, it's (mostly) encrypted, but you don't want your…

I had a terrible freeze and pixelated joy with the cable box in the bedroom, I mean terrible, but aside from calling the cable company's technical engineer I was looking for a solution. I have an NVR on the ground floor and two mini cable boxes in my bedrooms. Both the DVR and one of the mini cable boxes in the bedroom work fine. The cable box in the other bedroom was a nightmare to get a stable picture. The thing freezes constantly and the delay when pressing a button on the remote takes…