Linksys WET54G Bridge

I am in an area that the only high speed internet available is
wireless.

I have a Linksys WRT54GX wireless router with a desktop connected by
cable and 2 laptops
connected wireless to it.
In order to access the wireless I had to add a Linksys WET54G Bridge
connected by Cat5 to the WRT54GX. Both units are currently located on
the ground floor. In order to improve the line of site to the wireless
provider I have to move the Bridge to the 3rd floor.

Is there any way to avoid running an ethernet cable between the
router and the bridge over 3 floors? Would a power line adapter work or
some other idea??


Thanks


Ray

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>
> I am in an area that the only high speed internet available is
> wireless.
>
> I have a Linksys WRT54GX wireless router with a desktop connected by
> cable and 2 laptops
> connected wireless to it.
> In order to access the wireless I had to add a Linksys WET54G Bridge
> connected by Cat5 to the WRT54GX. Both units are currently located on
> the ground floor. In order to improve the line of site to the wireless
> provider I have to move the Bridge to the 3rd floor.
>
> Is there any way to avoid running an ethernet cable between the
> router and the bridge over 3 floors? Would a power line adapter work or
> some other idea??
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Ray
>

Just upgrade the antenna. Stick it on the third floor and run the cable
to the bridge.