[svandamme]

should be able to find a simple access point without a router in it


most wireless routers will automatically assume they should be the router, and cannot be configured otherwise, however there are some that can be configured properly


there is however the added problem of security
if you enable wifi, then you have secure it
and you have to know what you're doing, because you are opening up your network not just to those who work for you, but also to your neigbours...

also keep in mind , that it also means that people you lay off, can park their cars near the office in a weekend, and wreak havoc, so your internal systems need to be more secure to if this scenario is worrying you...

either way , enabling wireless in a business is not something to take too lightly....

your enviroment, i'de consider setting up the wifi as a seperate router, on a seperate DSL, still moderately secured, but not directly connected to your existing setup...

anybody who knows the setup can connect, but still needs valid VPN authentication to your wired router via the regular remote-use config

no default, access to everything once you pass the wifi connection problem, any hacker that get's passed that, just get's 'internet', and even that can be limited to be work safe