Hi, I have some presale/product support questions.
Our network:
We are a computer repair shop. We have two internal networks, segregated as two vlans on a layer 2 switch. One is our 'public' network, that we connect customer computers to for repair. The second, is a private network, for our company systems, printers, etc. We have multiple wan IP addresses provided to us by our ISP. We are currently using two linksys wrt54g routers to connect everything to the internet. One for public, one for private. We need the two networks to connect to the internet using unique WAN ip addresses, as all the viruses on our 'public' network tend to get our IP address blacklisted. Our email server is on the private network, and causes problems when the IP address gets blacklisted. We are working fine for now as it is setup.
DHCP is serviced through a windows SBS server with two NICs, one connected to each vlan.
What we are looking for:
A single router/firewall that will do the work of both wrt54g routers, with two vlans setup, with at least two lan ports per vlan. The networks still need to have access to the internet through their specific wan ports. We do not need failover, or load balancing. We need gigabit wan and gigabit lan. Ideally, wireless support built into the single device as well. Wireless would need to support two SSIDs, one wireless network belonging to the public network, one to the private. Wireless isn't used very much here, so that's optional.
We just purchased an RV042G router, which seemed perfect.. but appears to only support failover and load balancing. No way to direct the two internal networks through specific wan interfaces. Is this possible with the RV042G?
Example:
Public network:
IP 10.1.10.1 - Routed through wan01 and gateway specified for wan01. Ports 1+2 on switch are VLAN1.
IP 10.1.11.1 - Routed through wan02 and gateway specified for wan02. Ports 3+4 on switch are VLAN2.
Any recommendations? Can we use the RV042G? If not, what would be the best solution? SRP541W?
