detached garage about 110' away

I have set up an office in a detached garage about 110' away from the
computer and its DSL connection. There is a phone line running between
the computer that is located in the house, and the detached garage.
Could someone be kind enough to explain to me how I could set up my
computer in the detached garage to have an DSL connection?

Thank you very much in advance.

I have a product that will allow you to use that telephone line to
obtain a wired connection between the two locations.

If you're looking just for a wireless link, you could also use a
Signal Seeker [http://www.netsteady.cc/ss/] which can go extremely
long distances without effort.

Please give me a call to discuss:

Chris
866-678-WIFI
NetSteady

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I have set up an office in a detached garage about 110' away from the
> computer and its DSL connection. There is a phone line running between
> the computer that is located in the house, and the detached garage.
> Could someone be kind enough to explain to me how I could set up my
> computer in the detached garage to have an DSL connection?
>
> Thank you very much in advance.

Two thoughts off the top of my head, got AC power to the garage from the
house? Looked into powerline networking? (netgear has off the shelf plug in
units,
http://www.netgear.com/Products/Powe...tAdapters.aspx ,
under $100 at staples/best buy), is the phone wire 2 or 4 conductor? If 4
(typical for phone cable, voice only uses 2 wires anyway), look into the 2
wire 2 base T networking (using the extra wires in the phone cable) (a bit
of errors will occur with phone wire, but most cable and dsl is way way way
slower than base t or powerline anyway, and the max speed will be the
slowest component - ie will never go faster than your connection anyway).

Why do I say cable OR dsl? There are many many speeds in both (IE DSL is
784k,1 Mb, 2Mb, etc) cable internet is usually 5-7 Mb, Even FIOS is only
about 20 Mb, all way slower than the above options