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Couskae
Feb 09, 2022Tutor
Switch
Hi, can some one pleae help me out. I have a Touchstone® WECB460 Wi-Fi® MoCA® Bridge and its Ethernet Cable I have connected to a Netgear D7000 – Nighthawk AC1900 WiFi VDSL/ADSL Modem Router / D7000 t...
plemans
Feb 09, 2022Guru - Experienced User
What are you actually using as a gateway?
My understanding is the moca device doesn't have dhcp/routing functions but is a moca bridge.
So if you get rid of the nighthawk, what will be handling routing/dhcp/etc?
Couskae
Feb 09, 2022Tutor
Hi, sorry, my mistake. not too knowledgeable in this area
I should have mentioned that there is a Touchstone DG2470 Data Gateway downstairs that connects to the Moca Bridge (2 Ethernet ports) upstairs via coaxial for cable TV & Internet. I connect from the Moca using 1 port to the Netgear and from Netgear (4 ports) Computer (2), Laptop, etc.
thanks
- plemansFeb 09, 2022Guru - Experienced User
you should be able to use a switch without issues. its a pretty simple unmanaged switch and you'd be running a gateway.
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