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I have all my sB wireless devices set up with 192.168.0.x addresses. All clients connected to the wireless network either have static public addresses assigned or use DHCP to obtain a public address.
 
I have instructed my customers that use a DSL/Cable router to connect a network, not to use 192.168.0.x on the LAN side of their router.
 
Now I have a customer that insists he must use 192.168.0.x on his LAN (I won't go into his reasoning)
 
If I allow him to use this sub-net on his LAN, my concern is that some fat-fingered IT person will inadvertently (or intentionally) turn off NAT on his DSL/Cable router and flood my wireless network with a bunch of duplicate 192.168.0.x addresses that may bring down my wireless network.
 
Is this a valid concern on my part? Any voice of experience will be appreciated.

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