TrustedReviews take a look at the Eli Home Broadband Security Appliance:

The router itself is a chunky box of above average size that provides a quartet of switched Fast Ethernet ports and an 802.11b/g wireless access point. Now here's the smart bit - the router not only has an integral ADSL2+ modem but also sports an Ethernet port as well, so it can support a direct ADSL connection or an external ADSL or cable modem. The choice is yours as you just flick a small switch at the rear to choose which port you want activated. Sharing a USB printer over the network is a possibility as well but you can ignore the second USB port as although it's designed to accept USB network adapters it's not supported at the moment.

The first visit to the configuration screen shows how simple the Eli is. The General page provides details of the last login, profile details and a summary of the various settings. Next up are router controls where the appliance's IP address and DHCP server address range can be changed and wireless access configured. For the latter the appliance supports basic security features with 64/128-bit WEP and 256-bit WPA encryption but SSID masking is not available.