From: jbeasley@marflar.net   
      
   You need different subnets on each end.  192.168.1.x on one end and   
   192.168.2.x on the other end.   
      
   Or you could subnet your original range using 192.168.1.x/25.  Either way   
   you need seperate subnets on each network.   
      
   On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 18:13:24 -0600, James Gifford wrote:   
      
   > I have my two ZyXEL fireboxes in place and I am about to attempt setting   
   > up the VPN. I think I have everything down except this:   
   >   
   > Do the individual workstation IP addresses have to be unique across both   
   > ends of the VPN? I presently have five systems at each end, each with   
   > the same range of IP addresses. Do I need to offset one end to a   
   > different range (within the 192.168.1.x subnet)? Or does the VPN setup   
   > automatically translate and/or shield the duplicates from each other?   
      
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