[ale] Verizon mifi and OpenVPN

[Ben Coleman]

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On 3/19/2011 5:29 AM, David Hillman wrote:
> Another thing is, how do you setup a network so that it won't conflict
> with one of those things?  Is the only option to use a different group
> of private addresses?

This is one reason I prefer using the 172.16/12 range for my private
networks.  Home routers are often default to 192.168.0/24 or
192.168.1/24, and it's not unusual to see people using something in
10/8.  Hardly anyone uses 172.16/12, so I'm unlikely to run into a
conflict.  Of course, if more people take the same tack, it will lose
this advantage, but frankly I expect the IPv6 transition to make it moot
before that happens.

Ben
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