Is it a Wireless Hub I need? - help appreciated!

I'm thinking of buying the Netgear DG834GT wireless broadband router/modem
and the WG511T PCMCIA card for my laptop.

In a separate part of my house, I sometimes have two or three other PCs,
each with it's own NIC. (These have previously been cabled to my existing
wired Netgear router.)

My question is - can I buy something - a wireless hub? - which wirelessly
connects to my DG834GT - each of my other PCs can plug into the wireless hub
using existing CAT5? I don't want to buy wireless NICs for each of these
PCs, and even a wireless USB dongle isn't great, because they'd all need
access at the same time.

So, is it a wireless hub, and can someone point me in the right direction of
one? (I had a quick look at the Netgear site, but couldn't see a
description of what I'm looking for.)

Many thanks in advance.

On Wed, 9 Nov 2005 18:02:54 -0000, "iceman" <no.spam@please> wrote:

>My question is - can I buy something - a wireless hub? - which wirelessly
>connects to my DG834GT - each of my other PCs can plug into the wireless hub
>using existing CAT5? I don't want to buy wireless NICs for each of these
>PCs, and even a wireless USB dongle isn't great, because they'd all need
>access at the same time.
>
>So, is it a wireless hub, and can someone point me in the right direction of
>one? (I had a quick look at the Netgear site, but couldn't see a
>description of what I'm looking for.)


I think what you need is a Wireless Ethernet Bridge, like a NeatGear
WGE101.

Thanks for your response Steve -
The product you mentioned, the WGE101, looks like it's only got 1 ethernet
port though - I could do with a product that's got at least 3 ethernet
ports - otherwise, I'd need to buy another device, like another hub.

Thanks though.

"Steve Pearce" <*(E-Mail Removed)*> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 9 Nov 2005 18:02:54 -0000, "iceman" <no.spam@please> wrote:
>
>>My question is - can I buy something - a wireless hub? - which wirelessly
>>connects to my DG834GT - each of my other PCs can plug into the wireless
>>hub
>>using existing CAT5? I don't want to buy wireless NICs for each of these
>>PCs, and even a wireless USB dongle isn't great, because they'd all need
>>access at the same time.
>>
>>So, is it a wireless hub, and can someone point me in the right direction
>>of
>>one? (I had a quick look at the Netgear site, but couldn't see a
>>description of what I'm looking for.)
>
>
> I think what you need is a Wireless Ethernet Bridge, like a NeatGear
> WGE101.