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A MOCA Bridge is an layer 2 ethernet bridge that passes ethernet frames between a MOCA (coax) network segment and a cat5 network segment. The Verizon provided Actiontec or Westell router includes two MOCA bridges.
• A MOCA LAN bridge which provides connectivity between the router and the Verizon Set-Top Boxes (STBs). If you have FIOS-TV with Verizon STBs and also want to run your own router as primary, you will need a MOCA LAN bridge between your router and the STBs. You can use the MOCA LAN bridge in the Actiontec for this, or you can use a third-party MOCA bridge. See »Verizon Online FiOS FAQ »What are the tradeoffs between the various router configurations for connectivity options. A MOCA bridge is also a good way to extend connectivity into rooms that do not have a cat5 connection. See the following FAQ: »Verizon Online FiOS FAQ »Can I get an ethernet connection in a room with only coax? Several third-party MOCA bridges are currently available: • Motorola NIM-100 # • Actiontec ECB2200 # • EBC2500 - Available new. • Netgear MCAB1001 #* • D-Link DXN-221 #* - Pair or DXN-220 single. • Linksys MEB200 #* - No known retail outlet. All listed devices have been certified for channels D1-D8 (MOCA LAN). * Indicates device has also been certified for channel C4 (MOCA WAN).
• Westell 9100EM - Also available on eBay.
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