DHCP conflict
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:41 am
Hello!
I've installed Softether VPN Server on my customers's servers to allow remote assistance.
I had to enable SuperNAT function otherwise my PC could not connect to internet and I set up the SuperNAT network in an unusual IP class (192.150.50.0/24) with DHCP service enabled.
The problem is that some customers's PC receive the IP address from SuperNAT DHCP service, so they can't access their network 'cause the network class is different (usually 192.168.1.0/24).
How can I solve this problem ??
Can I set the SUPERNAT service to assign IP addresses only to VPN clients?
I've installed Softether VPN Server on my customers's servers to allow remote assistance.
I had to enable SuperNAT function otherwise my PC could not connect to internet and I set up the SuperNAT network in an unusual IP class (192.150.50.0/24) with DHCP service enabled.
The problem is that some customers's PC receive the IP address from SuperNAT DHCP service, so they can't access their network 'cause the network class is different (usually 192.168.1.0/24).
How can I solve this problem ??
Can I set the SUPERNAT service to assign IP addresses only to VPN clients?