Broadcasting signal from Wireless router??

I have a work area that is not wired for a network.
I use this area to test/repair computers for my company. I need to
connect to the company network.
What I want to do is have a wireless router in the one room, (which
they have physically connected to the network.) And then using this a
new wireless router pick up the signal so that I can plug computers
into the router so that I can connect up to the network in this remote
site.
In other words ...
eg
Network----Wirless router * * * * * * * * * * Wireless
router-----Computers

I do not have wireless cards to put in all the computers in my work
area. I just want to use my wireless router as a pickup point, hub to
all the other computers.

I have set up wireless routers at homes and worked fine.

Here are my specific question.

Can I do this, eg pick up a signal despite the fact that there is no
physical connection to the router (eg Cable/WAN/Lan port) so that my
computers can use it.


Any links or web sites that would have instruction specificaly on this
type of set up?

Thanks
Regards

On 1 Apr 2006 05:05:47 -0800, in alt.internet.wireless , "steve"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I have a work area that is not wired for a network.
>I use this area to test/repair computers for my company. I need to
>connect to the company network.
>What I want to do is have a wireless router in the one room, (which
>they have physically connected to the network.) And then using this a
>new wireless router pick up the signal so that I can plug computers
>into the router so that I can connect up to the network in this remote
>site.

AFAIK what you need in the 2nd location is a wireless bridge. Some
routers can be put into this mode, others can't. Often, you need to
have the same sort of router at each end of the link.

Mark McIntyre
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Thanks. I will look into this.