A wireless ADSL/3G printer/file/webcam/VPN server router?

[joppenheim]

I have been looking for a router that has almost all of the features possibly available on a single device. Many devices come close but miss one or two vital or interesting options. In other words, is there a router with the following features
- ADSL/2+
- 3G Fail/Fall over (SIM card based like BiPAC 7800GZ)
- Wireless (Access Point)
+ with option of multiple SSID's
+ high power & throughput
- Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Full VPN
- USB ports that can handle simultaneous connections of
+ Storage (File Server)
+ Printer (Print Server)
+ USB 3G modem
- Webcam Server (BiPAC 6200NXL)
- Internet/Web caching (prevents repeated downloads)
- Dynamic DNS
- URL/IP/MAC filtering
- Full logging per URL/IP/MAC/etc (reporting)
- QoS

All of these features are available across a myriad of devices, but no device has all the features together.

Any ideas as to a device that comes close?

 

[rajharie]

I have been looking for a router that has almost all of the features possibly available on a single device. Many devices come close but miss one or two vital or interesting options. In other words, is there a router with the following features
- ADSL/2+
- 3G Fail/Fall over (SIM card based like BiPAC 7800GZ)
- Wireless (Access Point)
+ with option of multiple SSID's
+ high power & throughput
- Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Full VPN
- USB ports that can handle simultaneous connections of
+ Storage (File Server)
+ Printer (Print Server)
+ USB 3G modem
- Webcam Server (BiPAC 6200NXL)
- Internet/Web caching (prevents repeated downloads)
- Dynamic DNS
- URL/IP/MAC filtering
- Full logging per URL/IP/MAC/etc (reporting)
- QoS

All of these features are available across a myriad of devices, but no device has all the features together.

Any ideas as to a device that comes close?

Try Draytek Vigor, from what I remember it was pretty full featured.

Ok just re-read the OP, dont think you can get that. Why would you want something so featured, it is a single point of failure on your network. There are products that are good at certain things and not at others. You dont want a jack of all trades and master of none.

 

[ponder]

Not off the shelf. You could always build your own using linux/bsd.

http://www.dssnetworks.com/v3/gigabit_pcie_6468.asp 8-port gigabyte switch.
http://www.traverse.com.au/productview.php?product_id=115 ADSL2+ modem
http://linitx.com/viewproduct.php?prodid=12181 ADSL2+ modem

For the 3G you can look for a PCI modem or alternatively pick one of the many mini-PCI 3G adapters and use a mPCI to PCI adpater board. Rig up a external antenna which might be better than using a USB device.