Moving Wireless Router...

Moving my wire B router from middle of the house to the other end.
Now some part can not receive signal.

What do I need to install ? an "extender" ?

thanks
NY/USA

Connection: Cable Modem
Router: Belkin Wireless 802.11b router

"pilsner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Moving my wire B router from middle of the house to the other end.
> Now some part can not receive signal.
>
> What do I need to install ? an "extender" ?
>
> thanks
> NY/USA
>
> Connection: Cable Modem
> Router: Belkin Wireless 802.11b router
>

The simpleast answer would be to move it back to where it was - way have you
moved it?

You could get somthing like the DLink DWL-G710/B I think this will only
support WEP encrription, not WPA though.

You can get another acccess point and then wire it to the existing router.
(Setting the SSID, encription key and type the same, assigning it an IP
address in the same range as your other router that is noit in the DHCP
pool. Turning off the DHCP server in the new access point, if it has one and
finally make sure the channel it is using is different to the origanal
router) - this will allow things to roam between the access points.

Sparks...

"Sparks" <postmaster@127.0.0.1>
> The simpleast answer would be to move it back to where it was - way have
you
> moved it?

why ? wife says so...

"pilsner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Sparks" <postmaster@127.0.0.1>
>> The simpleast answer would be to move it back to where it was - way have
> you
>> moved it?
>
> why ? wife says so...

Ah, I see, try moving it back when she is out, and disguising it with a
doily, so some-such item!

But if she spots it, you balls are out for the chop!