Phil,

Yes,  I also found that when I remote from my local network 192.168.10.2  to my cousins RVS4000, which has a  LAN address 192.168.1.X, I do not get assigned a  IP address of 192.168.1.X.

But if you look at the VPN configuration on the RVS4000, there is not mention of a  IP address pool for remote users.

Like unlike yourself,  I am finding I am having ZERO difficulty working with IP hosts on the remote RVS4000 using the new quickvpn utility.

I am wondering if the Hosts at the remote location have a different default router or if the RVS4000 is the only router onsite ?

I found that remoting into RVS4000, I can still TFTP upgrade the LVS systems, but my cousins  RVS4000 is the default gateway for the devices on that network.

If the RVS4000 is not the default gateway for IP hosts  on the network,  but only there for VPN purposes, enable RIP2 between the RVS4000 and the other default router.  This should let the default router know that a new host is in the network  that is connected via the RVS4000.

This functionality  is fantastic at the price point offered for the RVS4000.

regards Dave