Advice for a second router.

[halliwelldj]

Hi,
I'm looking to buy a second router for my network to connect to my current one which is the 'Netgear DG834G'.

Here is the current situation:
The current router is connected to around 5 computers, 4 of which is in this house (3wired and 1 wireless) and 1 is in the next doors house which is currently wireless (grandparents). I want the current 'Netgear DG834G' router in my grandparents house and have their laptop connected by cable to that router and buy the best router I can get for the main connection from this house.

Current plan:
Have the new router in the office connecting my house and have the old router connected wirelessly from next doors house to the new router and have their computer connected by a cable to that router.

Now I don't really have a limit on how much I can spend I just need the best I can get for the network since there is need for better security etc.
Any advice on how to setup the network is really appreciated or just advice on the best router I can get is really great help. Currently thinking of getting:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=NW-136-NG&groupid=46&catid=1014&subcat=

 

[teaboy5]

You just need a access point which can also connect to the main router.

Should the job nicely.

 

[halliwelldj]

You just need a access point which can also connect to the main router.

Should the job nicely.

Yeah was thinking about an access point but really we need to upgrade the main router as well so just going to use the old router as the access point.

ATM I just need advice on which router to get out of these 2:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=NW-136-NG
or
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=NW-140-DL&groupid=46&catid=1014&subcat=1255

Thanks.

 

[csmager]

You would need to make sure that the old router can act as a wireless bridge, as it's not going to connect to the new router without it.

 

[halliwelldj]

You would need to make sure that the old router can act as a wireless bridge, as it's not going to connect to the new router without it.

I've already checked, it can.