MoCA adapters?

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Does Netgear have MoCA adapters that are compatible with CenturyLink C4000 router?

plemans · Answer

I'm not aware of any newer version for moca adapters for netgear.&nbsp;

antinode · Answer

&gt; Does Netgear have MoCA adapters that are compatible with CenturyLink&gt; C4000 router?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; _Which_ "CenturyLink C4000 router"?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; https://www.centurylink.com/home/help/internet/modems-and-routers/greenwave-c4000.html&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; So far as I know, the only Netgear MoCA adapter is old/obsolete (MoCA1.1) , but what you mean by "compatible" is not clear.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; https://www.netgear.com/support/product/MCA1001v2.aspx&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Are you offering any clues as to the actual problem which you aretrying to solve?

phinelli · Answer

I would like to use existing&nbsp; (typical in wall ) coaxial cable, with MoCA adapters, and then to connect with ethernet "ends" into Centurylink C4000XG and TV/Roku on other end.&nbsp;&nbsp;Question: does Netgear sell adapters, connectors for this purpose?

antinode · Answer

&gt; I would like to use existing (typical in wall ) coaxial cable, [...]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ok.&nbsp;&gt; Question: does Netgear sell adapters, connectors for this purpose?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; All my search found was the old/obsolete (MoCA 1.1) model citedabove.&nbsp; A quick Web search for terms like, say, "MoCA adapter" shouldfind newer/better stuff from other vendors.&nbsp; (And, from Netgear, if theystill offered any.)

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MoCA adapters?

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