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Is the NOKIA Model Number BGW320-505 MoCA enabled?
Is the NOKIA Model Number BGW320-505 MoCA enabled?
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Is the NOKIA Model Number BGW320-505 MoCA enabled?
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ATTHelp
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232.9K Messages
1 year ago
We can answer that for you, @SpecialK1956!
The BGW320 does not include a MoCA adapter in the equipment, but you can use a MoCA adapter with your equipment if you choose to purchase one.
Please feel free to reach back out if you need help in the future! Thank you for contacting the AT&T Community Forums!
Lacey, AT&T Community Specialist
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SpecialK1956
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1 year ago
Thanks
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awmoran
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8 days ago
Just wanted some clarification on this one - I don’t see a coax connector on my BGW320-505.
Does that mean I’d still be able use a MoCA adapters on the other ends/rooms that have coax outlets?
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JefferMC
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8 days ago
Exactly, the BGW320 doesn't have a coax port, so it can't be directly MoCA enabled. The previous AT&T Gateways that did have coax ports weren't MoCA enabled, they instead supported HPNA.
There's no reason you cannot use a MoCA adapter with the AT&T Gateway. Or Powerline adapters. But you'll have to supply a MoCA adapter for each connection point, including the Gateway's end.
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awmoran
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8 days ago
@JefferMC Just to make sure I follow…
My coax-less gateway will need a MoCA adapter too it just wouldn’t connect coax-to-coax?
Will it connect via cat5/6 from gateway to MoCA adapter then?
Fairly new to how it all works so just want to make sure.
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my thoughts
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8 days ago
Concept
BGW gateway- ETHERNET cable- - MOCA ADAPTER - coax- - wall plate- - house wiring coax- - wall plate- - coax- - DEVICE OR MOCA ADAPTER- -ETHERNET- - device
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