Multiple wireless adapters on one phone line?

[Tractor]

Can i have more than one wireless network adaptor on my line to give greater coverage in my house?
Ive got a BT Home hub.
The reason for this is im putting a log cabin down the garden and my existing wireless router doesnt reach there, so i was going to wire a phone point down there and connect another wireless hub.
 If that makes any sense.

[FlyingPig]

I think you can put a booster/repeater station in

Although that will be soon confirmed or denied.

[Bongo]

That's possible.

You couldn't have 2 seperate connections to the internet operating at the same time.

If you were going to run a phone cable to the cabin you could just run some network cable - far easier.

[Tractor]

Yeah, i could run a  network cable, no problem but can i then get something to make it wireless down there?

[Bongo]

if you buy a wireless access point you can plug it into the network cable and it will enable wireless in your cabin.

[Belly Buster]

Would recommend:

http://www.dabs.com/ProductView.aspx?Quicklinx=2DMH

Need to set up in "repeater" mode. Haven't used one myself but have used lots of netgear stuff with no probs

BB

[RED-DOG]

if you buy a wireless access point you can plug it into the network cable and it will enable wireless in your cabin.

Bongo, do you mean run a cable from the router to the cabin and then plug the wireless access point into the cable?

[Tractor]

if you buy a wireless access point you can plug it into the network cable and it will enable wireless in your cabin.

Bongo, do you mean run a cable from the router to the cabin and then plug the wireless access point into the cable?

If thats right that will be perfect, cheers all.

[Bongo]

if you buy a wireless access point you can plug it into the network cable and it will enable wireless in your cabin.

Bongo, do you mean run a cable from the router to the cabin and then plug the wireless access point into the cable?

Yes, exactly

Not using repeater mode as I doubt there's a suitable place to plonk the access point to get signal from the router and give it to the cabin.

I'm old fashioned though, I like wires... they work!

[Ironside]

if your going to run wires all the way down to the log cabin why not plug the cable straight into the PC/lappy much better connection in the long run