Configure my Watchguard Firebox XTM2 router with 9 ADSL IPs via a Cisco887 on my LAN, and configure both WiFi and guest WiFi.

I have a Watchguard Firebox XTM2 router, like this: ( [login to view URL] ) I have a CISCO887va ADSL router connecting to the internet. 9 different IPv4 IPs route to me. I have a wired LAN with servers and workstations on it, some of those server need to be visible on the internet using some of my IPs. I want the XTM2 to do all routing (not the Cisco), and I want the XTM2's remaining ethernet ports on the back to act as a gigabit switch. I would like to use the LAN via the XTM2 WiFi from laptops in my office. I want IPv6 to be set up and work properly (preferably using many IPs as well, like my existing IPv4). I would like a guest WiFi network also offered from the XTM2, and for all* traffic on this network to not touch/see my LAN, and for this guest network to use it's own IP address. * Where my servers are visible to the internet using their own public IPs, I *do* want guest-wifi traffic to be able to see those machines over the public internet. Your job is to set this up for me using remote management. To facilitate remote management, I have a Macbook connected to the internet using a mobile hotspot on my cellphone. This macbook has a wired USB ethernet connection to my LAN, a USB serial-port console connection to the Cisco 887va, another USB serial-port console connection to the XTM2, and ssh (over LAN) access to a linux shell of one or more servers on my LAN. It runs "teamviewer" or anything else you prefer (VNC however is not working). You must be comfortable to be able to use this Mac to perform the setup. In particular, since it's using my phone, know that (for example) it is non-trivial to use "Terminal" on the mac to "ping" remote machines over the lan (you would need to manually adjust the OSX routing to send packets over USB Ethernet instead of the bluetooth hotspot). Also note that accessing wifi from the mac when you're using bluetooth to connect to it will probably also be a challenge. When bidding on this project, please let me know how strong your console networking skills are on: (a) Macintosh/OSX and (b) Linux/CentOS, and (c) Cisco 8xx, and (d) Watchguard. If you don't know how to manually manipulate routing on a mac from the command line, you will not be able to do this work! Please use the word "Dingo" in your proposal, so I know you read all my project.