You can get MOCHA adapters, which will convert cable to ethernet. But they can get a little pricey.
And this would require in the room where the modem is, that there is TWO coax connections.. etc.
Likely, your next best bet, would be to use POWERLINE adapter, which go over the power lines in the house.
The ignite modem itself, isnt set up right now to be moca capable (as far as I am aware).. so it doesnt know how to talk directly out to the moca adapter.
So you would need a paired set. one for each side.
modem > ethernet > moca A > coax line to the other side out > Moca B > ethernet > computer
Hence the other coax connection there.
Vs a powerline. Are a little more readily available and cheaper. modem > ethernet > adapter > into power > other adapter > ethernet > computer
I myself havent used many in a while.. as I prefer to run ethernet wherever I can myself 🙂 But I know thats not an always an option.
I know quite a few who have used TP link powerline ones with some success.
Generally the biggest issues I have seen sometimes with these, goes around POOR wiring in the house (causing interference). They tend to work best if they are on the same set of wiring (off the same breaker, etc). That you are in an apartment, hopefully should help with at least the latter part, as more likely the on the same.
I recently installed a TP-Link TL-WPA8630 Kit and am quite pleased.
It has the added advantage of providing WiFi in the "other" location for your WiFi Devices like phone, tablet...
Glad you did your homework on extenders and possible interference. You can easily turn the WiFi off on powerline adapters that have it, or you can use the WiFi if it helps...
