Technical Terms - Hardware (A-Z) - MoCA

What does MoCA stand for?

• Mobile Connection Alliance

• Multimedia over Coax Alliance

• Modular Cable Association

• Media over Cable Access

What is the benefit of using MoCA technology?

• Faster Wi-Fi signal

• No need to run new Ethernet cables

• Limited network speed

• Requires additional adapters

What is the maximum speed that a MoCA network can handle?

• 10 Gbps

• 1 Gbps

• 2.5 Gbps

• 5 Gbps

Where is one common use case for a MoCA network?

• Homes with coax wiring

• Hospitals

• Office buildings

• Outdoor parks

How many MoCA adapters are needed to create a MoCA network?

• Four

• Three

• One

• Two

What is the purpose of a Point of Entry (POE) filter in a MoCA network?

• Boost network speed

• Block all network traffic

• Filter out MoCA traffic from leaking out

• Increase Wi-Fi coverage

What is the first step in setting up a MoCA network?

• Connect the adapter to the router via Ethernet

• Connect the adapter to power

• Connect the adapter to a coax wall outlet

• Connect the adapter to a computer

What type of wiring does MoCA technology use?

• Fiber optic

• Coax cable television wiring

• Power line

• Phone line

What is the purpose of a MoCA network in a home with multiple rooms?

• Improve cable television signal

• Provide Ethernet connection in any room with coax outlet

• Increase Wi-Fi signal strength

• Reduce network speed

What is the role of MoCA adapters in a network setup?

• Increase network latency

• Block all network traffic

• Bridge the Ethernet computer network using coax wiring

• Amplify Wi-Fi signal