As I understand VPN and NAT (it) are different things.We use vpnc from linux to 
some other network. It is different. My client gets IP from that foreign 
netowrk and works like being hardwired into another network. That is VPN. No 
NAT forwarding needed.
Here, my home PC gets connetcted to office network, but as a different network. 
This configuration was set up by an "expert" IT, who sold us Synology offering 
to install it, too. It works (for me), he said, and left. Who cares if it is 
working properly or not.

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