So, I purchased a single GoCoax and like all the reviews and ads said, I plugged it in and expected it work "plug-n-play". Not so lucky. I changed out the splitter, for the different bandwidths, that have been suggested. My gateway/router is through Xfinity and we all know what getting answers from them is like. Needless to say I'm not certain the gateway/router is MoCA activated. In reading different posts about this goCoax adapter, it either needs an activated MoCA gateyway/router or another goCoax adapter in order to work.
Current attempted hookup: Line in ->splitter->(1)gateway/router (2)goCoax->ethernet->laptop
I'm at a loss. I don't necessarily want to purchase another goCoax if it is not necessary. The xfinity gateway/router info is:
Model Numbers: CGM4331COM and TG4482A
Friendly Model Name: XB7
Gigabit Ethernet Ports: 4
Dual-Band WiFi Option: Yes
Maximum Data Throughput: 2.5 Gbps
WPS (WiFi Protected Setup): Yes
Gateway/ Network Management Tool (http://10.0.0.1): Yes
Xfinity xFi Eligible: Yes
Xfinity xFi Advanced Security: Yes
Xfinity app Activation: Yes
Two Total Telephone Ports: Yes (separate Alarm Port)
Battery Backup Capability (Xfinity Voice Only): No
Link Cordless Phones (CAT-iq 2.0*): Yes
Home Hotspot Capable: Yes
Compatible with Xfinity Home : Yes




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