#MOCA MODEM HOW TO#
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If you can't find what you're looking for with the search function please feel free to post a new question after reading the rules. You can contact customer support by SMS text messaging to report any error messages during the boot up process at 66554.Please use the search function to look for keywords related to what you want to ask before posting since most common issues have been answered. Normally, if the main box reconnects properly, the minis will automatically rejoin but if not, power cycling those devices should correct any issues. Any errors that populate during this process would suggest problems. This will ensure it reconnects to the MOCA. Once that occurs, make sure no ethernet is connected to the Tivo box and power cycle. You can confirm completion by verifying access to your network. Once that occurs (can take 3-7 minutes), connect the ethernet to your router and then restore power. Restore the modem power and allow this to fully sync. Allow it to power on and then connect the cable between the modem and MOCA. Connect the coax line to the MOCA and restore power to that device. Disconnect the cable connections and power to the MOCA, modem and your router for 1-2 minutes. The cable line should leave the outlet and go directly into the external MOCA which then connects to the modem.

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I would suggest a full power cycle of the system since it is possible that IP addresses may have changed causing problems.

I apologize for any issues after swapping your router and the Tivo system. Is there a specific order of rebooting, powering up all the boxes (DVR, modem, router, MOCA dongle, etc.) that I could try? Maybe the router replacement while a Mini or Dongle was powered up has created an issue where the system is totally lost? I believe they entered a 'ticket' for someone else to look into it. Phone tech support got me nowhere last evening. I'm assuming the Network failure I'm seeing in the DVR settings is MOCA related, causing no internet access to my TIVO system. My MOCA adapter power LED is in a constant state of blinking (manual indicates this is a reboot mode?). They ARE all functional to watch TV, and view previously recorded DVR content. All 3 have various errors on their onscreen clock times (1 off by 1hr 10min, and 2 off by 1hr. none of the 3 show any of the 'info' associated to shows in the onscreen Guide. I CAN access my recordings, watch them, record more. It also shows 'Tivo Service Connection - Failed' in the menu settings. Main DVR box works as normal, with the exception that it displays the wrong time on the box/on-screen guide (off by 50 minutes - delayed to actual time). zero issues with my broadband internet access. nothing else was changed, except for a router box.Ĭurrent situation is this: my LAN connection to 2 pc's works fine, wifi works fine. same ethernet cables, same end-to-end location labels, etc, etc. Everything had been functional for years up until the router swap. I recently updated my 12 year old Netgear router to a newer 'modern' Asus router. I'm using Mediacom supplied Technicolor Modem and their MOCA Adapter, with my own Router. Also have cable internet service thru Mediacom.

#MOCA MODEM HOW TO#

Not sure how to make this Long story short.

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