Is it my missunderstanding or is it a real improvement - to ask IANA to
allocate the range for exclusive allocation to VPN clients?
As far as I can see - the main obstacle of building the robust and
allaround VPN is to guess the IP-range so that it *NEVER*
collides|overlaps with *ANY* of the IPs used on real networks where a
server and a client may happen to be.
(The most frequent gotcha is a client physically connected to, say,
192.168.*.* on a LAN and tryes to use VPN which allocates him with
192.168.*.* on his virtual adapter)
How to guess a range nobody uses on their LANs?!
I saw a VPN system, namely Hamachi (www.hamaci.cc), which cleverly uses
the 5.*.*.* range.
Who's responsibility to ask IANA about that matters?
Is it already implemented? If so - which IP-range is safe to be used in
VPN between a server and a client?
Please comment.
Tony.
