MOCA ENABLED ROUTER FREE

You mentioned you're considering upgrading from 75Mbps to 300Mbps. The router does not need any specific features to work with an external MoCA adapter. That said, you can easily connect a MoCA adapter to any router using Ethernet. I've never heard of a non-Verizon router that has an integrated MoCA adapter. If you mean routers that have integrated MoCA adapters, I'm only aware of Verizon routers with this feature. 'MoCA enabled' is not a commonly used term. If you don't see new updates in at least 12 months, it's likely they are no longer supporting it and it's time to get a new router or ask their support for a status update. You should be checking your router provider's web site for firmware updates on at least an annual basis. Note that if you use a non-Verizon router, they, too, go EOL. Purchase a current, supported non-Verizon router and MoCA adapter now, and don't worry about VZ's equipment.

MOCA ENABLED ROUTER FREE

See if you can get a free rental router from VZ now if you switch to a current plan.Purchase a used G1100 now and keep using it for years ignoring the security risk after it goes EOL, as you've done with the ancient Actiontec.Keep it in service until your contract renewal in April, then maybe get a free rental router from VZ. Purchase a used G1100 now to solve your current problem.EOL'd devices will still work, but as time goes on they become a bigger and bigger security risk. No firmware updates, including security patches.

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