WiFi ADSL router question

Hello,

I have been browsing through various user manuals of WiFi ADSL
routers, but haven't found a WiFi broadband router that is capable of
the following things simultaneously (with an emphasis on
simultaneously):

- Supporting PPTP;
- Forwarding all traffic from the access point bit to a single IP
adress on the internal network;
- Forwarding all traffic from the internet connection to a second IP
adress on the internal netwok;
- Having a third IP address as the gateway address.

That way I can firewall the WiFi part of the network and use IpSec on
top of 802.1x for systems that I trust, trust the plain-vanilla
ethernet network on the inside and have the whole bunch share the ADSL
connection that requires PPTP to the big bad internet. Can anyone
provide a pointer to such a beast, if it exists?

Regards,

Walter

I think one of these beasties will work?

http://nct.symantecstore.com/0001/appliance_center.html

Walter van Holst wrote:

>Hello,
>
> I have been browsing through various user manuals of WiFi ADSL
>routers, but haven't found a WiFi broadband router that is capable of
>the following things simultaneously (with an emphasis on
>simultaneously):
>
>- Supporting PPTP;
>- Forwarding all traffic from the access point bit to a single IP
>adress on the internal network;
>- Forwarding all traffic from the internet connection to a second IP
>adress on the internal netwok;
>- Having a third IP address as the gateway address.
>
>That way I can firewall the WiFi part of the network and use IpSec on
>top of 802.1x for systems that I trust, trust the plain-vanilla
>ethernet network on the inside and have the whole bunch share the ADSL
>connection that requires PPTP to the big bad internet. Can anyone
>provide a pointer to such a beast, if it exists?
>
>Regards,
>
> Walter
>
>