Setup advice wanted...

Robbert, in general, the recommended solution would be to put your current router in bridge mode and put the UTM behind it where it can lease a public IP from your ISP.

If the Draytek is a wireless router and you want to use it as a wireless access point, the recommended solution is to disable its routing and DHCP functions and put it behind the UTM to become a wireless switch.

If you want to use Anti-Virus for Web Filtering, you will need a more powerful processor to keep up with a half gigabit connection.  If you want to use Snort (Intrusion Protection), you will need an even much more powerful processor - at least a 3.5GHz CPU with as many cores as there are people simultaneously accessing the Internet from behind it.  If there are more than two, you probably also will need more RAM.

Cheers - Bob

Hi Bob.

Took me (more then) a while to respond, busy here..

Actually, the are only 2 peeps in the house (my wife and yours truly) so does your advice about hardware (3.5 GHz CPU and as many cores as there are people) makes my current hardware still underrated??

I'm also looking at the new NUC from intel (i7). Will that suffice for my household of 2 persons?

Thanks for your kind help in this, appreciated!

Robbert

If you don't have any servers internally, Robbert, you don't need to let any unrequested traffic in with a DNAT.  In that case, you probably can get by with disabling Snort and Application Visibility, and thus likely be OK with your existing setup.  You might want to post your results in the "Unofficial" list at the top of this forum.

Cheers - Bob

If you don't have any servers internally, Robbert, you don't need to let any unrequested traffic in with a DNAT.  In that case, you probably can get by with disabling Snort and Application Visibility, and thus likely be OK with your existing setup.  You might want to post your results in the "Unofficial" list at the top of this forum.

Cheers - Bob