RV082 router stopping any communication on Dell Powerconnect 5424 switch

All,
I have a RV082 router that is currently in prod. I have a Dell Powerconnect 5424 switch that I'd like to use in place of the unmanaged switches I am currently using.
I have the switch configured with it's IP, subnet, gateway, etc. I can plug devices into it and communicate with no problems. However, when I attempt to plug in the router, nothign will communicate to or from the switch. The devices I plugged in will not talk to each outer, ping the switch, or the router. Also cannot ping to the switch from a device plugged into the router.
If I unplug the router, comm opens back up.
Can anyone help or offer suggestions? I've posted about this on Dell's forums too.

Hi Chris, when connecting the router to the switch does a link light indicate functionality on the router or switch? Is the dell switch a managed switch? Is the dell switch a layer 3 switch? Does the dell switch have any vlans?
Do you have a wireless adapter enabled on the computer you're testing with when you integrate the router?
-Tom
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