Replacing Zyxel with 660HW with Airport Extreme

Hi,
I am thinking of replacing my Zyxel 660HW with an Airport Extreme. I have a static ip from my ISP and have my email server running from home. All email comes from my office so I have a rule that smtp will only be excepted from the office ip address.
I also have other firewall rules that allow certain ip ports to be allowed from certain address and pointed to internal ip addresses.
Is this easy to do in on an Extreme Base station? Any other hints and tips would be most welcome.
Best wishes
Michael

All email comes from my office so I have a rule that smtp will only be excepted from the office ip address.
I assume that rule is running on your Mac and not on the Zyxel.
I also have other firewall rules that allow certain ip ports to be allowed from certain address and pointed to internal ip addresses.
Yes you can forward/map ports through the AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS) to designated IP addresses.

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