https://www.ebay.com/itm/276098490069 $50 or so. Plus a $25 power adapter. A bit hard to get firmware updates though unless you get a support contract on it. That is ...

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Yup, I think we're in a stew just waiting to hear some more specific requirements that a firewall/router can actually address. As for that hardware you linked, it is interesting. Obviously simple NAT ...