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This all depends if you want the Computers to communicate despite being on separate vlans. If there is any IP address overlap you will need to allocate another address range for the other vlan. (i.e. 192.168.101.0/24).
Josh
Hi Jeff,
Try with this
global (ISP2) 2 interface
nat (inside) 2 Test-Jefferson 255.255.255.255
Also you may need to do a deny in the nat ACL for the nat (inside) 1 for the host Test-Jefferson.
Josh
Hi Chris,
You can put the routers in different vlans. On the directly connect switch (assuming you have just 2 vlans), put Router1 is vlan 100 and Router2 in vlan 200. Then you can choose which ISP you want the computers to go out by which vlan you p...
