Virtual machine and UTM on Vlans possible?

Question

Is there any way to have my utm running on my pc which could run hyper V or other - then create virtual adapters eth0 and eth1 one on the lan IP range and the other on a private vlan set by my dd-wrt router? 
 
 The pc is too far away from my cable router (currently in modem only mode going to a dd-wrt router.

apijnappels · Answer

Yes it can be done using Windows' client Hyper-V, but it will be far from ideal. 
 What you will need to do is install UTM as a Hyper-V guest and setup 2 NIC's (one internal, one external). The external needs to be bridged to the physical connection using an external vswitch (which in turn connects to your current router). 
 Het other NIC needs to be connected to an internal vswitch (which can communicate to the hyperv NIC inside your laptop which will automatically be created in this setup). This NIC should then point to the UTM's internal IP-address as a gateway. 
 However, once your UTM virutal machine (inside your own Windows setup) is down, your laptop won't be able to connect to the internet. 
 Another challenge is connecting your phone to this setup. For this to work, you'll need at least 2 physical NIC's (or use VLAN's and a VLAN capable switch) so you can setup a second external vswitch on another VLAN on the same physical NIC of your laptop. You can then connect an access point to this switch for your phone to connect to. 
 That it can be done does not mean I can advise you to use this kind of setup as "production" even at home. You are creating a complex virtual setup based on a client Hyper-V machine that has to be ON at all times and when it crashes no other devices will have internet access.