Windows 10: Ethernet Link Broken after Port Fowarding with MoCA

Hi all,Not sure if this has affected anyone else, I've seen similar posts created but not exact. I've been having some trouble hosting a gaming server from my PC with its port forwarded through my home gateway. My setup is as follows: I have two MoCA adapters, one which goes to my PC's ethernet port, and another on a LAN port on my ISP provided Modem/Router. The adapters are connected through pre-existing Coax infrastructure in my home. The server is port forwarded to my PC's static address, which I've setup using the ISP's modem portal. Both adapters interestingly have also been assigned a

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port fowarding windows 10

i need to open my connection to tcp and use port fowarding on my windows 10 computer

 

Cannot connect to ethernet no valid ip configuration

We appreciate the information you've provided. We'd like to confirm the results after following the steps on the link provided on our previous post.

Meanwhile, to isolate your concern, we suggest that you check the following:

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  If the Ethernet port is clean.
  
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  If the end of RJ45 (Ethernet cord) is still intact.
  
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  If available, test the RJ45 (Ethernet cord) to your other device and check if issue persists.
  

We look forward to your reply so we can assist you further.

 

Moca with spectrum internet in apartment

I am getting only spectrum internet in an apartment I am moving to and want my nas to have a direct ethernet connection to my devices in another room. I plan on purchasing 2 moca adapters to accomplish this but I am having trouble understanding exactly how to hook the coax up properly.



I was going to purchase the Hitron Bonded MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter. My confusion is getting the first moca adapter set up properly. I have the coax coming from my wall and then going into my Spectrum modem(I have my own wireless router that I will be using).



Do I hook the coax feed from the wall to the moca adapter then hook another coax from the moca to the modem? Or do I hook the coax feed to the modem, then just run an ethernet cable from the modem to the moca adapter?