802.11 G signal booster?

[Darkstar]

That's one way of doing it but you'll end up getting better coverage with a second ap (specially if you'd run another cat5 to it ) Anyways from what I read in the manual the wap54g does NOT support repeater mode. The good news however is that you can connect a wap11 via repeater mode to the wrt54g. But one thing that I do not know is if by default it will drop down to the lowest common deminator (in this case 802.11b 11mb) on the wrt54g. Maybe you could buy one and test it out. If it doesn't work then return it.

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Thanks for your help, y'all. I think I'm gonna try one of those Hawking antennas, but if that doesn't work I'll try a wap11 as a repeater.

I'd love to just run cable (if it was my house I would) but I'm sure she doesn't want cable lying on the floor throughout the hallways.

Those antennas are pretty cool! 50 mile range would be nice.

[Gollo]

Thanks for your help, y'all. I think I'm gonna try one of those Hawking antennas, but if that doesn't work I'll try a wap11 as a repeater.

I'd love to just run cable (if it was my house I would) but I'm sure she doesn't want cable lying on the floor throughout the hallways.

Those antennas are pretty cool! 50 mile range would be nice.

Just make sure you stay withing fcc regs (specially since your using g). I'm not all up on that stuff but you could run over to the netstumbler forums and ask there. Those guys know their stuff. Cheers.