(introduced April 13, 2016) offers actual data rates up to 2.5 Gbit/s, continues to be backward compatible with MoCA 2.0 and MoCA 1.1, and adds MoCA protected setup (MPS), Management Proxy, Enhanced Privacy, Network wide Beacon Power, and Bridge detection. MoCA Access is intended for multiple dwelling units (MDUs) such as hotels, resorts, hospitals, or educational facilities. It is based on the current MoCA 2.0 standard which is capable of 1 Gbps net throughputs, and MoCA 2.5 which is capable of 2.5 Gbps. MoCA 3.0 The MoCA 3.0 standard has been released and increases the maximum throughput to 10 Gbps. Performance profiles Frequency band plan Notes: Channel C4 is commonly used for Verizon FiOS for the "WAN" link from the ONT to the router. Channels D1-D8 are commonly used for "LAN" links, between set-top boxes and the router. E band channels are commonly used by DirecTV converter boxes. The DirecTV Ethernet-to-Coax Adapter (DECA) uses MoCA on this "Mid-RF" frequency band. D10A 100mhz wide means it goes up to 1675Mhz, so splitters need to be 5-1675Mhz See also Ethernet over coax G.hn Home gateway Home network HomePlug Powerline Alliance HomePNA IEEE 802.3 IEEE 802.11 IEEE 1905 Ultra-high-definition television Wireless LAN References External links Computer networking Computer network organizations Consumer electronics Ethernet standards