Question for you. When it is mentioned that only 16 moca devices can be on a network for wcb6200q does that mean total devices connected through the extenders wireless signal. Ex. iPhones, nest products, etc. I am curious because my home is running a fios quantum gateway router and I would love to get a better signal upstairs on an opposite side of the house and we have a lot of wifi devices being used.
No, the 16 MoCA devices, is referring to the actual number of MoCA adapters you have connected such as devices like the WCB6200Q, ECB6000 and ECB6200, Fios router and Set-top boxes. Depending on the configuration of your DHCP server you should still be able to have up to 252 wired and/or wireless devices.
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Question for you. When it is mentioned that only 16 moca devices can be on a network for wcb6200q does that mean total devices connected through the extenders wireless signal. Ex. iPhones, nest products, etc. I am curious because my home is running a fios quantum gateway router and I would love to get a better signal upstairs on an opposite side of the house and we have a lot of wifi devices being used.
No, the 16 MoCA devices, is referring to the actual number of MoCA adapters you have connected such as devices like the WCB6200Q, ECB6000 and ECB6200, Fios router and Set-top boxes. Depending on the configuration of your DHCP server you should still be able to have up to 252 wired and/or wireless devices.
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