Howto use WRT54G router to make satellite receiver LAN terminal wirelessly connectected?

Hi,
I have a satellite receiver with Ethernet LAN port connection point. I also have wireless network in my house to connect my computers wirelessly to internet.
Is it possible to make this satellite receiver wirelessly connected to my wireless home network by using WRT54G router attached to it?
If yes:
1)Which terminal of WRT54G router I must use for interconnection with satellite receiver ?
2)What I should do to configure WRT54G to achieve my goal, and how?
Thanks,

Thank you very much for the first reply.
However let me simplify my question this way:
In order to make satellite receiver part of my wireless home network, is it possible to use WRT54G as wireless adapter by connecting it with an Ethernet cable to LAN terminal (which has Ethernet connector) of the satellite receiver?
If the answer yes:
WRT54G has 4 Ethernet connectors marked 1,2,3&4 for LAN and one marked as Internet for ADSL modem.
1) To which connector of the WRT54G I must connect the cable end coming from satellite receiver LAN terminal?
2) What should I do (step by step please) to configure WRT54G to achieve my goal?
Thanks.

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