I will start by adding a brief network diagram.
Basically what I am trying to accomplish here is have all of vlan 1 access the internet through X0. (This is basically for a CFS) VLAN150 access the internet through X2.
There are a bunch of other vlans that will ALL route through VLAN 150 to access the internet. To make matters worse, the DHCP server lies on vlan 1. Don't worry about vlan 100 ATM.
Now if I change the default gateway for vlan 1 to the switch, the switch does most of the routing (which is what I want) but I can't access the internet unless i define a default route. So if i define ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.32.23.254 I can access the internet fine through vlan1 but not vlan150.
If I define ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.150.254 I can access the internet and everything on all of the vlans but can't access the internet on vlan1. It's like I need to define 2 default routes.
Can anyone give any options at all? Is this just a messed up way to do this? HP "tech_support" has been quite worthless in this en devour. Emailing back and forth isn't a way to do tech support.
I can attach my hp config if but I'm not sure if it's needed. All vlans have ip address helper enabled and so is ip routing ANY insight or help what-so-ever would be greatly appreciated.
The main reason for all of this...Don't want the sonicwall to do all of the routing (limited about of sub interfaces) and CFS needs to be implemented on one lan (VLAN1) but not the other (VLAN150)