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6 years ago

Actiontec ECB6000 MOCA Adapter bi-directional?

I'm wondering if the ECB6000 can be used to transmit internet signal in both directions? I use them in my system like this: Modem(coax out) -> (coax in)adapter(LAN out) -> desktop My question is...

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6 years ago

Your current situation uses the ECB6000 bi-directionally, so I don't see why adding another one would be any different.

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