I Seem to Have Limited Network Coverage (HTEM5)
· Check the distance between your MoCA adapters. Ensure that the distance does not exceed the specified range for the MoCA version you are using (example is MoCA 2.5).
· Avoid using excessive MoCA splitters or long coaxial cable runs, as they can cause signal degradation. You can minimize signal loss/degradation by using shorter cable runs and high-quality coax cables.
· Consider adding more MoCA adapters to extend your network coverage by strategically placing them closer to the devices that require an Internet connection.
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