I recently set up a  monowall firewall at my office and am trying to get 
the PPTP vpn server working.  The problem I'm running into is that my 
office subnet is set to the very popular 192.168.1.x.  This ofcourse is 
the default setting that linksys, and may other, routers are set to.  So 
when I log into the VPN from my home network (via my linksys router and 
it's 192.168.1.x subnet) it doesn't work, of course. Changing my home 
network to something like 192.168.0.x solved the problem for myself, but 
we have many people who travel and log in via networks that they have no 
control over.  So next you are going to tell me to change my office 
network to something obscure like 192.168.87.x right?  Well that is 
easier said than done because our office network consists of  at least 
10 servers, 6 printers, 4 access points, 2 dhcp servers, 1 wireless 
bridge and a partridge in a pear tree.  Reconfiguring our network would 
be difficult, especially reconfiguring  each computer to recognize the 
new static ip of the printers.  So my questions ars... Is there any 
other way  to get this vpn to work?  Will the new software with OpenVPN 
solve this?  Do I have to reconfigure my subnet?

Also one other question... when I log into the vpn from home and do an 
'ipconfig -all' it lists the ip address of  the firewall/pptp server as 
one of the DNS servers.  Where on the monowall can I edit the DNS 
settings and push some custom entries like 'fileserver --> 192.168.1.253'. 

Thanks for any help.

~MK