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10.x subnets conflicting around is kinda the norm outside if the cloud too. I’ve seen that myself while configuring a vpn between two companies, and ultimately
by znpy 3y ago
10.x subnets conflicting around is kinda the norm outside if the cloud too. I’ve seen that myself while configuring a vpn between two companies, and ultimately we had to do some kind of nat trickery to get the thing going.
The solution would be ipv6 and ula prefixes, but that’s another can of worms. I’d love to see it implemeted, but stay assured it’ll come with its own set of issues, complexities and difficulties.
- fulafel 3y agoJust use normal routable v6 space.
- znpy 3y agoYou might not want to expose stuff on the public internet, you know
- mdaniel 3y agoWell, then thank goodness IPv6 also still supports firewall rules. It is a whole different discussion when one wishes to conditionally allow Office Building 1 of a company to connect to Office Building 2 of that same company by updating some ingress rules versus the "well, site-to-site VPN sometimes works and stays up the whole workday"