I'm having a very curious (to me at least) issue with my c1841 configuration. I originally had it behind a Verizon Fios Actiontec router during configuration and managed to get everything set how I wanted it in a double NAT configuration so I could seemlessly swap out the routers. The Functional Config below is the configuration I was using at the time and it worked (still works) flawlessly. I then removed the Actiontec router from the configuration and hooked-up the c1841 in its place. Still everything worked just peachy. Problem is, I went to switch the 10.0.0.0 network DHCP to 192.168.1.0 and things got screwy. For some reason I cannot get a DHCP address from the router anymore over LAN, over my wireless AP I can still get dhcp and everything works flawlessly. If I manually assign an address to my client I can access the internet perfectly find (using it right now to write this S.O.S.) I simply cannot figure out the difference between these two setups. I've done a line comparison and the only thing I can find different is that the default-router on conf A does not have the subnet mask, but I cannot imagine that would cause any problem since that's part of the DHCP process that never happens. Is there something obvious or not so obvious that I'm missing?
Here's my topology - { FIOS DHCP WAN } - { Cisco 1841 router } - { Cisco 3524 Catalyst Switch } - { Lan Clients }
The catalyst has been 'write erase'd and left for default unconfigured status, not sure if that makes any difference considering it works for the 10.0.0.1 configuration
Functional Config - http://pastebin.com/NWAeDLMP
Same (Just different subnet) Non-Functional Config - http://pastebin.com/mqXZt2D9
