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Topic	Wi-fi VS Ethernet via wireless router VS Ethernet via Powerline adap
Pitlord_Special 12/08/21 1:45:55 PM #33:	discodancer77 posted... just checked and yes. One end is plugged into the wall and the other into the modem. No TV in the room Well, that complicates the matter considerably since you'd need to use splitters to connect both your modem and the two rooms, which could weaken the signal to your modem enough to affect your service. I'd recommend trying the powerline or wifi mesh options since you really have to know what you're doing to add MOCA adapters to an active cable service without messing anything up. --- Posted from my iPhone 13 <cite>Pitlord_Special posted [p:960732002] in Wi-fi VS E... [t:79800391]...</cite> <quote>discodancer77 posted... </cite> <quote>just checked and yes. One end is plugged into the wall and the other into the modem. No TV in the room</quote> Well, that complicates the matter considerably since you'd need to use splitters to connect both your modem and the two rooms, which could weaken the signal to your modem enough to affect your service. I'd recommend trying the powerline or wifi mesh options since you really have to know what you're doing to add MOCA adapters to an active cable service without messing anything up. --- Posted from my iPhone 13</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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