In configuring the VPN server, what range of IP addresses should be assigned to clients?

In the context of configuring a VPN server, the choice of IP address range for clients should consider factors such as network segmentation, availability of addresses, and the potential for conflict with other devices. The option that specifies the range from 192.168.200.200 to 192.168.200.250 provides a reasonably sized pool of IP addresses while ensuring that the chosen subnet is distinct enough to minimize conflicts with other DHCP servers or static IPs in the network.

Using a private IP range like 192.168.x.x is ideal as it falls within the designated ranges for private networking, allowing for secure internal communication without risking overlap with external IP addresses in the broader public internet. By choosing a subnet like 192.168.200.0/24 (which accommodates from 192.168.200.1 to 192.168.200.254), the server can easily manage connections as the addresses are less likely to interfere with devices on other parts of the network.

While the other choices represent valid private IP ranges, they may belong to subnets that are already in use elsewhere within the organization, leading to potential IP address conflicts. Therefore, selecting option B provides both a practical and supportive structure for a VPN server, aligning well