Please a need a small help over here,

I have wireless modem Thomson,
in the other room I have dongle ( for satellite ) which needs internet connection, but it only takes cable (RJ-45) it doesn't have wireless to take from the Thomson,

I don't want to put cables between rooms and stuff, is there any type of router which can take internet through wireless and give it by cables ?!

Thanks,
Abou7meed wrotePlease a need a small help over here,

I have wireless modem Thomson,
in the other room I have dongle ( for satellite ) which needs internet connection, but it only takes cable (RJ-45) it doesn't have wireless to take from the Thomson,

I don't want to put cables between rooms and stuff, is there any type of router which can take internet through wireless and give it by cables ?!

Thanks,
You can connect a pc or netbook or notebook to your modem and connect the RJ-45 from the laptop to the dongle
OR
you can change the place of the modem
any cheap access point will do the work, put it in station mode (client mode), it will receive from the modem and route internet to the dongle by cable.
sorry for being off topic but how do one get the dongle ?
amkahal wroteany cheap access point will do the work, put it in station mode (client mode), it will receive from the modem and route internet to the dongle by cable.
I just asked for an access point they told me it acts as a repeater, it powers up the original signal !
I will google this, if you have any documentation or cheap models I will be appreciated if you share them,



btw, you can buy dongle from any satellite shop , you know it opens the scrambled channels by using the internet. Hope this helps,
Abou7meed wrote
amkahal wroteany cheap access point will do the work, put it in station mode (client mode), it will receive from the modem and route internet to the dongle by cable.
I just asked for an access point they told me it acts as a repeater, it powers up the original signal !
I will google this, if you have any documentation or cheap models I will be appreciated if you share them,



btw, you can buy dongle from any satellite shop , you know it opens the scrambled channels by using the internet. Hope this helps,
It was mentioned previously on one of the forums here:
TPLINK router , available at Top technology shop, Dora, in the center before Khoury Home center
i did some reading and you may get something like

http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=tl-wa801nd#spec (45$ at microcityweb)

and configure it in client mode, what client mode does is basically it will receive signal from another wireless router (in your case Thompson) and give u the connection via rj45.

Warning: This is theoretical speaking i have done this setup myself so i cannot guarantee it will work

reference:
http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=80&vw=1&articleid=4202


EDIT! Wrong product link!!
I have been working on TRENDnet Wireless Router TEW-432BRP for a while...
it only take a WIRED line from internet modem and broadcast it as wireless !!
so your adviced "TP-LINK" router does the same !

What I want is to take through its wireless and distribute/give wired/cables/RJ45...
Abou7meed wroteI have been working on TRENDnet Wireless Router TEW-432BRP for a while...
it only take a WIRED line from internet modem and broadcast it as wireless !!
so your adviced "TP-LINK" router does the same !

What I want is to take through its wireless and distribute/give wired/cables/RJ45...
sorry i link the router i was looking at instead of the Access Point, i have updated the above post also and below is the right link


http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=tl-wa801nd#spec
@Abou7meed: any access point will do this work ( not ROUTER !! ), just set it in station mode or client mode or somebody calls it infrastructure mode, and it act like any USB Wifi dongle.
d3ad wrote
Abou7meed wroteI have been working on TRENDnet Wireless Router TEW-432BRP for a while...
it only take a WIRED line from internet modem and broadcast it as wireless !!
so your adviced "TP-LINK" router does the same !

What I want is to take through its wireless and distribute/give wired/cables/RJ45...
sorry i link the router i was looking at instead of the Access Point, i have updated the above post also and below is the right link


http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=tl-wa801nd#spec
It has one ethernet output at the back, so using Hub will maximize the number of outputs,
OK thank you so much for the advice
Abou7meed wrote
d3ad wrote
Abou7meed wroteI have been working on TRENDnet Wireless Router TEW-432BRP for a while...
it only take a WIRED line from internet modem and broadcast it as wireless !!
so your adviced "TP-LINK" router does the same !

What I want is to take through its wireless and distribute/give wired/cables/RJ45...
sorry i link the router i was looking at instead of the Access Point, i have updated the above post also and below is the right link


http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=tl-wa801nd#spec
It has one ethernet output at the back, so using Hub will maximize the number of outputs,
OK thank you so much for the advice
Use a switch instead of a hub,

and you are welcome :)
one more question please,
I have the TrendNet TEW-432brp , it doesn't support client mode ! (its a router i know)
Is there any way on this planet to do it as client mode !
I heard that there is a hacked firmware which can do this !!
Abou7meed wroteone more question please,
I have the TrendNet TEW-432brp , it doesn't support client mode ! (its a router i know)
Is there any way on this planet to do it as client mode !
I heard that there is a hacked firmware which can do this !!
http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index is the place for hacked firmwares

but unfortunately your model is not supported.