Linking up two routers

I am having a big problem that Verizon just can't help me with. I am trying to link up the MI424WR which is a fios broadband modem and router with another wireless router WRT54G Linksys, but I can't get it to work. Can you please tell me how to set up this up in order to make it work. The MI424WR is in the basement and is hard wired, I can't pick up the wireless connection because the signal is weak, so I want to use another router upstairs to get wireless. How do I set up the routers?
Message Edited by dat329 on 08-22-2007 05:51 AM

I think this should be the way you make the connection:
Internet -> MI424WR (modem/router) -> WRT54G -> computers
You should configure WRT54G as access point only, then it should work.
Hope helps..

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