Coaxial a

plemans
Guru - Experienced User
Nov 10, 2020
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- antinode
  Guru
  Nov 10, 2020
  > Model: CM400|DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem
  
     You have one of those?
  
  > Is there available any kind of adapter that could convert the coaxial
  > to an cat5 connection?
  
     What, exactly, are you trying to do?
  
  > the place that we are in use only cat5 connection, the internet
  > provider can't help, so the only way is to get adapters in any are.
  
     "the place that we are in"? Do you mean that you are in a building
  which provides Ethernet connections for your Internet service? If so,
  then a cable modem like a CM400 woud be generally useless to you, with
  or without any kind of adapters.
  
     "the internet provider"? Care to elaborate?
  
  > Your desciption wasn't very clear.
  
     _That_ is true.
  
  > Found them, yes, that was what I meant.
  
     I doubt it, but from your description of your situation, it's hard to
  be sure.
  
     MoCA adapters are useful in a situation where you have a co-axial
  cable run, but you wish that you had an Ethernet cable run between the
  same points. If you do _not_ have a co-axial cable run, and your only
  co-axial thing is the CM400, then you don't want MoCA adapters.
  - BondsteelRS
    Tutor
    Nov 11, 2020
    Hello, to you all,
    
    Let me try to detail this out, and perhaps there will be better resolution,
    I work for the AAFES, on a military base, the internet provider that supports all of the base have ethernet connection for the room only, the Netgear routers have coaxial connection only ( three or four models) that we have set on POG, and so we can't sell them as they would need some kind of adapter that will convert the coaxial to ethernet connection thru cat5 cable.
    Is that possible? is there aby adapter available.

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