> Wasn't quite sure what it would do. What I did find out was that the
> home users could not use the 192.168.1.x range ... it would allow the
> vpn to connect but no traffic would actually pass. The problem was
> fixed once I moved the home users onto the 192.168.0.x range. Just
> wanted to make sure that if they happened to all have the same address
> on their home machine that it wouldn't create an issue ... I guess it
> wouldn't if it got natted to the wan of the router
>
> Although it is a good idea, I'm not sure I want to take on renumbering
> the office just yet. Thanks for the ideas ....

No need to renumber Office network (192.168.1.x). Just continue to make sure
User's home routers are not using same network. Every VPN connection from
user's home machine will get a different IP (from a VPN pool) like
192.168.1.240, 192.168.1.241, etc. So there is no conflict.