Wireless Networking Options -- PCTECH

Subject: Wireless Networking Options
From: Mike <koldark@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 09:23:26 -0600
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I am building an office in the garage and I need to get network/internet
access in there for multiple computers. Lets assume running a cable from the
router attached to the modem is not an option at this time. Is there a way I
can hook up some sort of wireless access point to communicate with the
wireless router hooked up the modem?

The route would look like:

modem
|
router (w/ wireless)
|
wireless access point
|
switch (or hub)
|
multiple computers

None of the computers I want to hook up have wireless cards. Is this
possible? Suggestions to get it work?

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