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ADSL repeater

pv, on Oct 19, 2009 12:14:30 am BST 
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Hello,
I have an obsolete ADSL router that I want to use as a repeater for an area that I cannot cable. Is this possible using my existing linksys WRT110 wireless router that is connected via broadband. The ADSL router is a NETGEAR DG834GT. Would appreciate any help. Thanks

Configuration: Windows Vista

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