I’ve gone back and forth on my conclusions from the testing of the WCB6200Q and the ECB6200. Looking at ‘hard wired’ performance, there is definitely some overhead and degradation of speed related to ...

I would really like to have a wired internet connection to a network switch downstairs where my TV, game consoles etc. are, but my cable modem and router are upstairs in my bedroom. I asked on Reddit ...

I have a 10year-old house that is well-wired with COAX, but sadly no Cat5. My cable (COAX) comes into the house at a point in the basement where it then splits via a panel to all of its runs (6 in ...

In my recently published “Deciphering wiring” post, I discussed (among other things) the multiple spans of Ethernet cable that shuttle LAN packets between various areas of the house and the downstairs ...

The new adapter uses MoCA (Multimedia over Coax) to reliably extend the Wi-Fi signal via a home's existing coax wiring to more places in the home. With everything from tablets to TVs and kitchen ...

If you are one that is looking for alternative to running lengths of ethernet cable to an upstairs destination, the Actiontec WCB6200Q may be a solid alternative. For many, the typical wireless ...

The Actiontec WCB6200Q Wireless Network Extender ($149.99) is the first networking device we've tested that uses Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) technology to bring wired and wireless ...

Testing a Wi-Fi extender and network adapter that uses MoCA/Coax as its backbone as opposed to straight Ethernet had me scratching my head for a while as it’s unlike most other network testing.