Pretty nice setup.
I have:
1 X Cisco 3750G Gigabit 48 Port POE Switch
1 X Cisco 887va with a 10mb ADSL (Waiting for VDSL as router is capable)
1 X Cisco 887vag for 3G backup with automatic GLBP failover in case of ADSL failure
2 X Cisco Aironet 1252G dual band AP's
1 X HP Proliant N40L running Ubuntu Server, functioning as media (Plex), file share, internal DNS, monitoring and NAS box, it also Rsyncs from the below mentioned dedicated server over a VPN tunnel. Currently running RAID 5 with 5 X 2TB disks.
Everything except the AP's is mounted in a 42U cabinet, with Legrand patch and brush panels, but still needs to be terminated and completed.
The ADSL account is a business package from Axxess with a static IP.
There is a dedicated server in France, and a VPS in Texas, with L2TP/IPsec tunnels to both. The VM in Texas NAT's behind its public IP for Netflix access, and acts as a secondary DNS server for my domains. The Ubuntu server in France runs public websites, mail server, deluge, jabber, DNS etc.
From external, the home network is also accessible once connected via L2TP/IPsec.
Before this the internet traffic used to be split over the same line, with 4 concurrent ADSL accounts. One for gaming, another for browsing, another for downloads and a free 1GB account for testing. This became a mission to maintain, and prices of business ADSL dropped enough to warrant moving over to one single account, with QoS.
Next on the list is to retire the current gaming PC and build it into a generic 4u rack mountable server case I have, and moving the NAS and media services from the N40L over to it. After that I would like to get a fibre line installed, I have a Cisco 1921 available for that.
