Thanks for the response. I’ve ended up returning to GoCOAX system. As I have an older system of Coax, being 1.something, according to FiOS, I can still push desired speeds of 200 mbps in my parents house, with the current system, when I purchase their “version” of GoCOAX, for about $5 cheaper. They tried to charge me $150 for someone to come out to install a new ONT, but if I could opt to do it myself (as they do), I believe I may be interested in GoCOAX at a later date. Thanks again!

@goCoax Not 100% sure about built-in, but by the looks of it, I’d assume not. I can’t find the S/N. But here are pictures of the battery and such. According to Verizon Forums, the ONTs with these batteries are the old ONTs that DON’T have MoCA built in. The infrastructure is built on older systems, so I’d make the assumption that it’s the same ONT system that they were installing for new customers in 2014, when I became a FiOS customer. I can’t figure out how to get the COAX signal to become “translated” to MoCA, so I can receive internet through it. I do want to upgrade my connection which does require a new ONT, but that’s later down the road.