Fred Weston wrote:
> I've run into a problem a few times where someone will PPTP to my
> m0n0wall box, and then have problems talking to anything because their
> network is set up with the same LAN IP range as mine.  I could change to
> an obscure network, but I was wondering if anyone knows an easier way to
> deal with this problem.  
One of the most used solutions is to do static source NAT'ting, where 
you do a 1:1 nat of the PPTP clients. That way, the other end has no 
problems with the network and you don't have to renumber, on both sides.

> 
> I also had this problem a few times at a previous employer (not with
> m0n0wall, but the same problem with a Cisco VPN concentrator) and the
> solution there was to force the employee to change their settings
> because we couldn't renumber our network.  If I run in to it again, it'd
> be nice to have a solution other than force one side to change their set
> up.
> 
With a decent setup, users het their ip through DHCP so the users 
shouldn't be your problem. The servers, that's what gives you head-aches.

> Thanks
> 
> --
> Fred Weston 
> DaytonaWAN Networks
> Ph. 386-673-2514
> Fax 386-255-2060
> 
> 
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Regards,

Michael