routing issue - vpn ip conflict with corporate lan subnet

[hortonhearsawho]

Hi i am hoping that you could help me with this. My corporate lan uses the subnets 10.184.xxx.xxx to 10.189.xxx.xxx mask 255.255.240.0 and my vpn client with the telco provider assigns me an ip of 10.140.xxx.xxx to 10.190.xxx.xxx


What happens is that when i am using the vpng and i get an ip of 10.186.xxx.xxx to 10.141.xxx.xxx with mask 255.255.255.255 I am unable to connect to any of the local hosts on my corporate network because the ips overlap. Is there any static rule or anything i can do on the firewall or switch to resolve this? any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[unclerico]

there any static rule or anything i can do on the firewall or switch to resolve this?

sure. change the pool of addresses that the vpn clients receive when they connect.

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[hortonhearsawho]

the issue in this case is that the service provider mobile internet is giving me that address so i can't change it. what can i change on my internal network to deal with this? am i screwed?