There are three ways:
1. Run a CAT5 cable. A single cable run for 10/100 Base-T can be up to 300 ft long.
2. Wireless Bridge. WiFi bridges are inexpensive at around $60 to $80 and will provide a local
Ethernet port spanning an average distance of 300 to 600 ft. Repeaters can increase the range. You need to be running a WiFi network for this to work.
For information on using a wireless bridge with EtherRain, download this App Note:
http://www.quicksmart.com/downloads/ER Wifi App Note WET54g.pdf 3. Use an Ethernet Power Line Bridge. Reliable power line bridges are now available. They are capable of extending Ethernet to any location where a power outlet is located with the caveat of distance and outlet combination limitations. The 14 Mbps 10BaseT wall plugged bridges are sufficient for use with LawnCheck.