WAG54G-UK BT 1800HG cannot get to run in wireless mode

I have BT 1800HG conected to the telephone line "internet". As signal
is poor through 1 wall I purchased Liknsys WAG54G-UK ADSL gateway in
order to communicate wirelessly to the 1800HG hub. I cannot get this to
work and the linksys setup wizards dont work.
How do I get the WAG54G-UK router to communicate wirelessly with the
BT 1800HG which is conected to the internet?
Cheers.

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>I have BT 1800HG conected to the telephone line "internet". As signal
> is poor through 1 wall I purchased Liknsys WAG54G-UK ADSL gateway in
> order to communicate wirelessly to the 1800HG hub. I cannot get this to
> work and the linksys setup wizards dont work.
> How do I get the WAG54G-UK router to communicate wirelessly with the
> BT 1800HG which is conected to the internet?
> Cheers.
>

You have the wrong device, you do not want two ADSL routers.

If you want to add more wireless access points then you need either a
wireless access point which you connect using an Ethernet cable to the
router

or

you use a wireless range extender, which is a wireless client and an access
point in one box (it receives and re-transmits the signals).

Have you tried moving the BT router about a bit as small movements can make
big differences to the wireless range?

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> I have BT 1800HG conected to the telephone line "internet". As signal
> is poor through 1 wall I purchased Liknsys WAG54G-UK ADSL gateway in
> order to communicate wirelessly to the 1800HG hub. I cannot get this to
> work and the linksys setup wizards dont work.
> How do I get the WAG54G-UK router to communicate wirelessly with the
> BT 1800HG which is conected to the internet?
> Cheers.

See: "Expand The Range Of Your Wireless Network"
at http://xrl.us/q7o4 (Link to www.linksys.com)


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