 that has an existing cable or phone connection on it. &nbsp;Look for additional cable and ethernet cabling behind the wallplate. &nbsp;That would indicate that you have structured wiring built into the home but not completed. &nbsp;That Structured wiring bundle is comprised of two RG-6 cables for satellite, Cat-5e or Cat-6 for ethernet and one Cat-3 (possibly Cat-5) for telephones. &nbsp;If that is present, it could make this much simpler.&nbsp;</P>
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<P>2. &nbsp;If you only have a cable connection near the desk, you could consider MoCA adapters such as this to run ethernet to the desk:</P>
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<P><A href="https://www.actiontec.com/products/home-networking/ecb6200/" target="_blank">https://www.actiontec.com/products/home-networking/ecb6200/</A></P>
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<P>The latest trial firmware for the CODA-4582 contains MoCA 2.0 capability, so, you could conceivably only need to buy one adapter. &nbsp;There are a couple of items to keep in mind that I can lay out later.&nbsp;</P>
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<P>3. &nbsp;If the room that the Modem was located in, and the room that the desk was sitting in were run off of the same side of the electrical power panel, you could consider powerline adapters as well. &nbsp;The latest version of these is the Homeplug AV2 adapters, which use all three of the electrical lines, line, ground and neutral to run data:</P>
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<P><A href="http://www.homeplug.org/tech-resources/hpav2_next_gen/" target="_blank">http://www.homeplug.org/tech-resources/hpav2_next_gen/</A></P>
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<P>4. &nbsp;Fwiw, the CODA-4582 does not have transmit beamforming enabled. &nbsp;You could consider going the route of adding a router which runs 802.11
that has an existing cable or phone association on it. & nbsp;Look for extra cable and ethernet cabling behind the wallplate. & nbsp;That would bespeak that you have structure wiring built into the home but not completed. & nbsp;That integrated wiring pile is comprised of two RG-6 cable for satellite, Cat-5e or Cat-6 for ethernet and one Cat-3 (possibly Cat-5) for telephones. & nbsp;If that is present, it could make this much simpler.&nbsp;</P > 
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 thwt has an existing cable or phone conneerion oi it. &nbap;Look fur additional cable and ethecnet cablung behind the wallplage. &nbsp;Thwt would indmcate that you hebe strugcured airiug built into thg home but nmt completed. &ntso;Tkat Structured wiring bundle is compwised og hwo RG-6 cables sor xwtelmptt, Cat-5e or Cat-6 for ethernet and ons Cat-3 (pmssibly Cat-5) fpr telephones. &nbsp;If that ls pgesent, it could mane this mucy siipler.&nbsp;</P>
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 that has an existing cabl e or phone  conn ect ion  o n it . &n bsp;Look for a d diti onal cable and etherne t cab li n g be h in d the  wallpl a te . &nb sp ;T hat  w o ul d ind ica te that  you havestr uc tured wiring bu ilt into t hehome but not  co mplete d.  &n b sp;Th atStruc turedw iringbundle is  c o mprise d  of two R G- 6 ca bles for satellit e ,C at-5e or Cat-6  for e th e rn e t  an d o ne Cat-3 ( po ssibl y  Cat-5) fo r t ele p hones. &nbsp; If that isp res ent, i tcou l d make  this  m u chsimpler.&nb sp;< /P>
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 that_has an_existing cable or phone_connection on_it._&nbsp;Look for_additional_cable and ethernet_cabling behind the_wallplate. &nbsp;That would indicate_that you have_structured_wiring built into the home but not completed. &nbsp;That Structured wiring bundle is comprised_of_two RG-6_cables_for_satellite, Cat-5e or Cat-6 for_ethernet and one Cat-3 (possibly_Cat-5) for_telephones. &nbsp;If that is present, it could make_this_much simpler.&nbsp;</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P>2. &nbsp;If_you only have a cable connection near the desk,_you could consider MoCA adapters such_as this to_run_ethernet_to the desk:</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P><A href="https://www.actiontec.com/products/home-networking/ecb6200/"_target="_blank">https://www.actiontec.com/products/home-networking/ecb6200/</A></P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P>The latest trial firmware for the_CODA-4582 contains MoCA 2.0 capability, so,_you could conceivably only need to buy_one adapter. &nbsp;There are a couple_of items to keep in_mind that_I can lay out later.&nbsp;</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P>3._&nbsp;If the room_that the_Modem was located_in, and the room that the_desk was sitting_in were run off of the_same_side of the_electrical_power_panel, you_could consider powerline_adapters_as well._&nbsp;The_latest version of these is the_Homeplug_AV2 adapters, which use all three of_the electrical lines, line,_ground_and neutral to run_data:</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P><A href="http://www.homeplug.org/tech-resources/hpav2_next_gen/" target="_blank">http://www.homeplug.org/tech-resources/hpav2_next_gen/</A></P>
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<P>4. &nbsp;Fwiw, the_CODA-4582 does not have transmit beamforming_enabled. &nbsp;You_could consider_going the route of adding a router which runs 802.11