I've got 3 routers serving 3 distinct physical networks -- I'd like them to share an internet connection, but to prevent traffic from going between them. It seems like the best way to handle this plugging each router into a 4th router that uses port-based VLAN. (If there's a better way, please fill me in!)
Anyway, I'm looking for ideally a single piece of hardware that will....
(1) Route between the three internal networks and the WAN.
(2) Act as a basic firewall for the three routers (e.g., NAT)
(3) Support port-based VLAN
(4) Ideally be wired-only, not wireless (or, at least be able to turn off the radio).
(5) Under $200, preferably less even.
It seems like the only things I can find that support VLAN are switches only; and even though it seems like port-based VLAN is a pretty simple concept, it doesn't seem like any of the less expensive routers / firewalls support it.
Can any of you give me a hardware recommendation? Thanks!
Anyway, I'm looking for ideally a single piece of hardware that will....
(1) Route between the three internal networks and the WAN.
(2) Act as a basic firewall for the three routers (e.g., NAT)
(3) Support port-based VLAN
(4) Ideally be wired-only, not wireless (or, at least be able to turn off the radio).
(5) Under $200, preferably less even.
It seems like the only things I can find that support VLAN are switches only; and even though it seems like port-based VLAN is a pretty simple concept, it doesn't seem like any of the less expensive routers / firewalls support it.
Can any of you give me a hardware recommendation? Thanks!
