DHCP settings - use 10.0.x.x

Hello
I'm considering buying a ea6500 for our home / office network.
Our current network uses the IPs 10.0.x.x
We have a DNS server running on the network and it would make the transition a lot easier if I could set up the new router to dish out 10.0.x.x addresses.
Does anyone know if this is possible or am I stuck to 192.168.x.x?
Thanks
Andrew
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Many thanks for the reply - really helpful.
I'm hoping I can set the new 6500 router to 10.0.1.1 as our DNS servers are 10.0.1.2 & 10.0.1.4 - but it sounds like that should be possible. We then have the DNS Servers forwarding to OpenDNS any unresolved requests. I assume the 6500 lets us use our own DNS servers?
Also - I'm unlikely to use the 6500 as a Wireless access point - most likely going to use it as the (sole) router in the network - as where it will be located is a long way from where we use our wireless devices mainly. I then have some Apple Airports plugged into hardwired connections near to where we need to use the WLAN.
Will I still be able to see all devices through the 6500 even though they are not connected through the ea6500 WLAN? (they'd be connected to the ea6500 through a different WLAN which is then connected through the hardwired connection)
Any help much appreciated!
Andrew

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