

At that point I was able to get the MOCA network to work. After two service trips from Spectrum, they connected the correct Demarc cable to a powered splitter, and then connected the coax cables for each of the other rooms to the splitter. I seem to recall Spectrum had done this when I subscribed with them a couple of years ago, and wasn't able to get the MOCA network to work. Oddly, two of the coax cables are labeled "Demarc", The tech said one was the actual Demarc, and the other went to one of the coax outlets in the master bedroom. These coax cables are labeled "bedroom 2", "Demarc", "living room" etc. He then went to the electrical cabinet in the master bedroom closet where all of the coax cables are waiting to be connected to something. The Frontier tech came out on Saturday and replaced all of the original Verizon Fios equipment from the side of the house and in the garage (500/500 speed). I have just switched again this time back to Frontier Fios but just for internet with plans to use a streaming service or OTA for TV. I have had a successful MOCA network with each of them.
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Over the years I had switched back and forth between Verizon / Frontier Fios and Spectrum cable for my internet and cable TV programming.
