First, Mac OS X 10.2 supports PPTP tunnels, not IPSec. I don't know if that makes much difference in what you're trying to do or not - just be aware of it.
Second, I've never thought of using an IPSec (or PPTP) tunnel to encrypt ALL traffic. I've only ever used it to encrypt specific subnets - but I guess it's possible.
What you'll need is a PPTP server running on a wired Mac on your network. PopTop is an open-source PPTP server that may well work (it lists Linux, Solarix, FreeBSD and OpenBSD, so you might be in luck)
Second, I've never thought of using an IPSec (or PPTP) tunnel to encrypt ALL traffic. I've only ever used it to encrypt specific subnets - but I guess it's possible.
What you'll need is a PPTP server running on a wired Mac on your network. PopTop is an open-source PPTP server that may well work (it lists Linux, Solarix, FreeBSD and OpenBSD, so you might be in luck)