I you wont to erase the configuration type this :
write erase
an then reload.
This will erase the configuration.
The vlan2 that you see is only for administrative purpouses, if you do a "no shut" in the vlan 2, this will work. If not try with the command "manage" in the...
Do a show ip route in both routers, probably in the Cisco1 router doesn't exist a route pointing to the cisco1's fe0 and viceversa.
The default gateway in your workstation must be the ip adderss of the ciscox's fe0. Check it.
regards
I don't see your defaul route in your pix. You must have a defaul route pointing to your ISP's route. Add the route :
route outside 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (router's ip address)
The problem that I see is that probably your internal workstation has an External DNS, so when you try to...
Dan, I think that the problem is in the routing table of the pix. Do a "show route" in your pix, and find the route that belongs to the "other subnet" in the inside address. If you doesn't have it add the route with :
route inside 192.168.1.0 255.255.255 10.0.0.1
all the...
This are some command that you must use :
First enter in configuration mode using the "configuration terminal" :
Example :
pix#configuration terminal
PIX(config)#
Enable the interfaces :
interface ethernet0 10baset (outisde interface)
interface ethernet1 10baset (inside interface)...
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