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Change your home network addresses. E.g. you can allocate an arbitrary subnet like 10.99.98.0/24. Or, better, use a Class C network like 192.168.47.0/24.<br />
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Using a 10.0/16 on both sides is ambitious :-). And calls for issues if needing connection between sites, like here ...
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Change your home network addresses. E.g. you can allocate an arbitrary subnet like 10.99.98.0/24. Or, better, use a Class C network like 192.168.47.0/24.

Using a 10.0/16 on both sides is ambitious :-). And calls for issues if needing connection between sites, like here ...

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The network range you're using belongs to &quot;Private IP address&quot; (10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255), meaning to say it's non-routable. If you wish to connect to your office network from home, you'll need a &quot;Public IP address&quot; then perform a NAT to translate your &quot;Public IP address&quot; to your &quot;{Private IP address). <br />
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Note: This is usually done via the firewall. (NAT)<br />
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Hope this helps.
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The network range you're using belongs to "Private IP address" (10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255), meaning to say it's non-routable. If you wish to connect to your office network from home, you'll need a "Public IP address" then perform a NAT to translate your "Public IP address" to your "{Private IP address).

Note: This is usually done via the firewall. (NAT)

Hope this helps.

Infrastructure admin

Ibrahim Kasabri

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Roland, this is about a VPN, so public/private addresses are no issue.
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Roland, this is about a VPN, so public/private addresses are no issue.

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Hi Qlemo,<br />
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Any alternative other than changing the subnet?
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Hi Qlemo,

Any alternative other than changing the subnet?

Senior System Engineer

MichaelBalack

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Thanks for expert - Qlemo, it works after changing the subnet.
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Thanks for expert - Qlemo, it works after changing the subnet.

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This is using fortinet dialup vpn to connect to my office network from home. However, found that both office network and my home are using exactly same subnet (10.0.0.0/16). What should I do resolve this conflict? <br />
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Thanks in advance
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This is using fortinet dialup vpn to connect to my office network from home. However, found that both office network and my home are using exactly same subnet (10.0.0.0/16). What should I do resolve this conflict? 

Thanks in advance

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