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Reenabling MoCA
Comcast recently advised me that I needed to upgrade to their latest gateway. My previously gateway (a 2nd Gen) was whitelisted so that I could use an ActionTec MoCA device to get a wired internet connection in my basement and it worked flawlessly for years. The new equipment arrived yesterday which I set it up and enabled MoCA in the admin controls, but I don't get an internet connection from the ActionTec now. I do see that the ActionTec device is connected to the gateway though. Does the new gateway need to be whitelisted?
XfinityBillie
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4 years ago
Hello and thank you for taking the time to reach out to us here on our Xfinity forums! I'm truly sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties in getting the new modem to work the same as your previous one. Along with the ActionTec Moca are you also using a standalone router with the Xfinity gateway? If you are you would also want to ensure that the gateway is in bridge mode. This link provides the instructions on how to set the modem to bridge mode: https://comca.st/3gfy2ip. Let me know if this helps resolve the issue, if not we will continue to work with you.
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EG
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4 years ago
@user_7dbebf @ComcastBillie
Please post any possible solutions for the issue here in the open forums so that all readers here may benefit from the exchange / info. This is in keeping with the spirit for which these public help forums were originally intended. Thank you.
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user_7dbebf
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4 years ago
Someone from Comcast just called to advise me I was out of luck as "They do not support third party equipment". Guess I should have refused to accept the new gateway they sent me because everything worked as expected before I got this gen 3 boat anchor I am stuck with now.
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user_7dbebf
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4 years ago
Do you have any updates?
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user_30908a
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4 years ago
I really hope something is actually happening with this issue. I just upgraded to the new gateway device and it will not enable moca, so my actiontec upstairs will not work. This is a problem, as I support a government agency with this equipment.
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user_7dbebf
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4 years ago
Any updates on how to solve my problem?
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peter011
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4 years ago
I also have an XB7 (TG4482A). I recently purchased an Actiontec WCB6200Q to extend my network into a room that that gets very little or no Wi-Fi signal. The XB7 showed that the WCB6200Q was connected via MoCA, but I was unable to get an internet connection from the WCB6200Q. Actiontec support's suggestion was to have Comcast downgrade the XB7 to DOCSIS 3.0 -sigh! Any suggestions for a MoCA adapter that will work with the XB7 (TG4482A)?
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EG
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110K Messages
4 years ago
I wonder how the original poster @user_7dbebf is making out ? It would be nice if an employee would close that loop so that we don't have multiple new users piling on to this thread.....
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user_a65384
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4 years ago
I have the same issue, my Actiontec MOCA 1.0 adapter previously worked fine. I added 2 third generation Pods and it seems to knock out the MoCa connection sometimes for an hour or 2 randomly. Is my equipment incompatible? I have the newest gateway coming in the next few days, should I expect better compatibility or count on drilling and running cable?
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user_7dbebf
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4 years ago
I wish someone from Comcast would reply to tell me what is going on. At least they could send me a 2nd gen modem so I can go back to what I had before the "upgrade".
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