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The Fios Network Adapter brings wired speeds to your entertainment center and other locations, delivering HD video, online gaming, and high speed networking directly to your devices.
The Fios Network Adapter lets you turn a coaxial port in your home into a high speed Ethernet connection with the reliability and performance of a wired connection. With four ports at your disposal, the Fios Network Adapter ensures you'll have more wired connections for all your devices in the home entertainment center, home office, or other high density location. Connect the HD TV, streaming media device, set top box, gaming console and more. This plug-and-play device is compatible with any device that has an Ethernet port.
Purchase a Fios Network Adapter from the Fios Accessories Store.
A Fios Network Adapter can be placed anywhere in your home near a coax outlet where an Ethernet connection is needed. Most do-it-yourself consumers can complete the installation in just a few minutes.
The Fios Network Adapter (FNA) brings Ethernet wired speeds to the entertainment center and other locations, delivering HD video, online gaming, and high-speed networking. The device connects to your existing coaxial network and provides for up to four Ethernet ports with the reliability and performance of a wired connection.
The Fios Network Adapter leverages MoCA technology. MoCA, which stands for "Multimedia over Coax Alliance", delivers a high-speed Ethernet connection, but delivers it using your existing coaxial cable (the wire you use to receive cable TV) to any room in your home that has a coaxial outlet.
This means you can connect a device in the home theater, even bring an awesome gaming experience to the basement, without having to run Ethernet cable all over the house or struggle with wireless dead zones or spotty signal strength.
You only need to connect one Fios Network Adapter to the coaxial network in order to provide for high speed Ethernet connectivity. The device (i.e. router) feeding the broadband service to the coaxial network will dictate what MoCA protocol used by your home coaxial network. The Fios Network Adapter is capable of supporting Bonded MoCA 2.0, yet it is also backward compatible to support earlier MoCA protocols (non-bonded MoCA 2.0, 1.1, and 1.0). This means that the Fios Network Adapter will adapt to any of these MoCA protocols supported by your home network and still take advantage of your coaxial network without necessarily having to upgrade existing devices.
If your coaxial network is operating with an earlier MoCA protocol, one method to introduce Bonded MoCA 2.0 is by using two Fios Network Adapters as follows:
With four Ethernet ports, the Fios Network Adapter ensures you’ll have more wired connections for the devices in the home entertainment center, home office, or other high-density locations. Connect your HD television, streaming media device, gaming console, and more. Each Ethernet port supports 10/100/1000 Base T 802.3ab Ethernet LAN.
Note: 1000 BaseT speeds may be restricted by MoCA protocol being used.
The Fios Network Adapter has one coaxial jack for connecting to your home’s coaxial network. The Fios Network Adapter supports bonded MoCA 2.0 and is backward compatible to non-bonded MoCA 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0.
A Fios Network Adapter is considered as a node on the home coaxial network and the MoCA network can support up to 16 nodes (includes network connection / router.) To determine how many devices are on the home coaxial network refer to your Router’s settings page.
This Fios Network Adapter is designed specifically for homes wired with coaxial cable and is compatible with virtually any device that has an Ethernet port, including Blu-ray, Xbox 360, PS3, streaming media devices, computers and more. It does not support homes with satellite TV.
The Fios Network Adapter includes TR-069 support, giving Verizon the ability to remotely manage and troubleshoot the adapter to ensure a flawless customer experience.
If you are experiencing performance/throughput issues with connection to your Fios Network Adapter, the following should be check:
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