Shawn Fessenden  Speaking of DLink, is one stuck turning off their DHCP when they're on both   
   > ends of a VPN? 192.168.0.xxx is your *only* choice. Is there some way around   
   > this?   
   > -SHAWN-   
   >   
   Looks like two questions.  You can turn on DHCP on your client end.   
   You'll get a different IP anyway when you VPN.  The server will assign it.   
      
   In your second question, it looks like you want something other than   
   192.168.0.x.  No problem;  go to the LAN settings and change it to   
   192.168.1.1, or something like that.  The first three of the octet will   
   propagate through the rest of the settings.   
      
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