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Tests performed in April 2017 by the MoCA Alliance, demonstrated that mesh WiFi networks alone are far less reliable than a Wi-Fi network that used MoCA as the superhighway for WiFi traffic, particularly with multiple streams of traffic running at the same time. “While Wi-Fi mesh may offer some improvement in whole home coverage, it is not consistent,” said Charles Cerino, President of the MoCA Alliance. Reliable performance and whole home coverage are both critical to a home network, but may not happen without a wired superhighway for your WiFi traffic. Home WiFi speeds can vary a lot and sometimes even drop altogether in specific areas in your home. This interruption is usually due to a WiFi issue.

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Yes, that means your primary Eero node would be connected to 2 MOCA adapters - one for the WAN, one for the LAN. You'll have to use another group of MOCA adapters for the LAN side of all Eero's (and other LAN devices), connecting each - otherwise you are in a situation where WAN and LAN sides would be connected to each other - and that can't work for obvious reasons. Your Eero primary node's WAN port would have to be on an EXCLUSIVE link between 2 MOCA adapters connecting it to the Cable modem. I assume that MOCA adapters are segmentable - e.g.: can you set a network ID (or number?) on them, and then only adapters using the same network ID can see each other and pass traffic to each other? Is that a true statement? I guess the primary node needs to be connected directly to the cable modem and not downstream.ah, silly me, confusing MOCA with power-line adapters. I did try it and see and while the network worked, I could not get online.