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The Bamf bi directional MOCA or Holland ones are good (Amazon) Splitters in the house need to be MOCA compliant.I have a working MOCA network and it gives me 500 down and 21 up. Thanks in advance for any suggestions or comments. However, this isnt a real-world scenario, for example Windows still only downloads files from my NAS at around 50-60MB/s, and many websites and services don't support multi-thread connections.ĭoes anybody know what could be happening, or what a solution would be to this? Maybe this brand of Moca has this issue? However, using multiple threads on the iPerf test ( adding -P 5) to the command, I was able to get speeds up to around 1000mbps. So with the upload speed using the MOCA adapter, it is saturating my gigabit connection to my NAS, but downloading from the NAS, it is about half of the gigabit.Īlso running some iPerf3 tests on the local network, I found the same results.Ĭonnected to router, no Moca adapter: approx 1000mbps.Ĭonnected through MoCA adapter: approx 400mbps. Here are the speeds with the MOCA adapter

So for a baseline number here are the avg speeds with the computer plugged into the router. (I also tested, there is no signal loss over the long coaxial cable run) Router -ethernet -> MoCA adapter 1 - RG6 to the 2nd floor-> Moca adapter 2 - ethernet to computer with 1 gigabit NIC. I bought This, an Actiontec Moca 2.5 2 pack for my setup, I have a FreeNAS server that I need to have a good 1000mbps speed to and from so this product looked like it would do the trick. So I need to get a gigabit internet up my the second floor of my house (networking is currently in the basement), and we don't have ethernet ran throughout the house, but do have RG6 Coax cabling. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theory u/tht1kidd_ has created a suggestion post regarding information everyone needs to provide when asking a question about their network There have been some excellent guides written in this sub, and we're always looking for more!

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