Looking for a router with two seperate ethernet WAN ports and three or four LAN ports (can be a built in switch).
Not interested in bonding the two WAN ports (probaby not possible anyway) but must be able to route traffic for say YouTube/NetFlix/iPlayer etc via one of the WANs and VOIP via the other. Normal traffic can go down either.
Be nice if it was IPv6 capable and still able to do the routing of streaming correctly.
But it'll be using IPv4 so port forwarding with configurable source and destination IPs and ports is required. A DMZ that will only go to one IP isn't good enough.
Doesn't need WiFi.
Abilty to use 3G as a *both* ethernet WAN failover could be useful.
A very quick dig about has found:
TP-Link TL-R480T+ - no IPv6 and a bit basic but only £70. Draytec V2925-K - knows about IPv6, has 3G, nasty curvy top surface.
Budget: I was hoping to be less than £100 but the TP-Link is about the only one down there. A ceiling of £200 is just about do able.
Thanks.