I would be surprised if Eircom allows you (providing you with
additional public IPs) to do it.
You should put another router or a wireless access point in repeater
mode somewhere in between.
Cheers,
Andrés
2010/10/19 kevin <lists at cybercolloids.net>:
> Not really Linux related but someone out there probably has a simple
> yes/no answer.
>> My Eircom wireless router doesn't extend wireless coverage to the whole
> house (its a silly, long thin house). Phone points are at either end, so
> I either have wireless coverage at one end or the other. I have a spare
> router - can I plug two routers into separate phone points on the same
> Eircom line?
>> Thanks
>> Kevin.
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