G3100

No, you won't need a moca adapter. The g3100 has one built in just like the g1100 (or any Verizon branded fios router). The g3100 would be a direct replacement of the g1100. No extra setup or wiring needed.

The e3200 is the only plug and play option for the g3100, since they are designed to work together. Verizon is the only router "manufacturer" I know of that integrates moca into their routers and extenders. If you do anything "piecemeal" to use with the g3100, you may have issues with roaming betwee

In that if case if you have TV service you will want to get a Verizon router just to keep it simple. The G3100 is excellent.

Good you’re not CGNAT, so can cross that off the list. Before you start, you’re gonna have to do a few steps to reconfigure things, and likely why you’ve been having issues in general. Having that Verizon gateway and your plex server plugged into it and the rest of your network going through the mes

If you insist on having Verizon hardware, why not just get a G3100 and two E3200 extenders to do exactly what you want? No configuration to do, it just works.

So that is the status as of now. Everything is still wired per the map except the ethernet from the G3100 LAN to the Deco has been unplugged and the MoCA to satellite Deco ethernet cable is disconnected. This isn't what you'd want. If I'm understanding this (transient) setup correctly, the primary D

Thank you u/plooger for all these options / suggestions. I’ll need to do some investigating of the factors you raised (e.g., power access for an additional MoCA near the ONT, etc.,) to see which among them is most feasible. The last 24 hours I audited the coax runs in the house including swapping a

You can just take the G3100 out without calling Verizon. I highly recommend using Ethernet backhaul between the ASUS Mesh nodes. At Gigabit speeds, wireless backhaul struggles or doesn't give you the appropriate spacing. ASUS gives you a setting in the GUI to enable if you have all of your nodes on

Is your “regular Verizon router” the G3100? If so, you can link it with the E3200 via WiFi Backhaul or you can connect them via the coax in your house. I’ve done both, and both work really well, but for my setup I’m using the wireless backhaul option due to location. Connected via coax, I was gettin

What router do you have? The E3200 extender is compatible with both of the latest Verizon routers: G3100 and newest CR1000 model. The E3200 extender can only be paired wirelessly with the G3100 router, while the CR1000 is only wirelessly pairable to the CE1000 extender. As a tech I do not recommend