I too have my xbox 360's connected via moca and they work flawlessly. Don't want to spam, but not sure exactly where the problem lies.Ĭan you provide a details layout of your network topology, what specific hardware is where and how they are connected to each other? It may help in troubleshooting. I hope I am in the right place, but since it works via ethernet and I am clearly connected to the network using moca, it feels like it must be an issue in the router.ĬappyTan wrote:I also posted this on the dslreports forums. I have tried messing with various router settings suggested around the internet for seemingly related issues, but nothing is working. It is only timing out over the Moca connection (I've tried from two different rooms and from two different adapters). If I pick up the exact same xbox and connect it to the router via one of the ethernet ports, it all works flawlessly. The Media Center Extender user was abruptly disconnected. Remote Desktop Services has taken too long to load the user configuration from server \\Server for user Mcx2-Server
#MOCA INTERNET FOR XBOX ONE PC#
As soon is it stops, all is back to normal.Ĭhecking the logs on the PC running WMC, there is always the following pair of error messages. Other devices lose their connectivity for that period. Even stranger is that while it is trying to connect and timing out, it essentially kills the entire network. However, when I try to login to Windows Media Center, it goes black after the connecting screen and after some time I get a message that the XBOX is not connected to the network. Everything appears to work correctly, it connects to the internet, it can see the other PCs on the network, it can stream DLNA, etc. I recently got a ECB2500V01 Moca adapter to hardwire an XBOX360 as an WMC extender. Don't want to spam, but not sure exactly where the problem lies.
I also posted this on the dslreports forums.
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