RVL200 and SRW2008 VLAN setup

I have the RVL200 as my internet gateway and i have 3 VLAN's configured. i have set port 4 as my trunk and added all VLAN's to that port as tagged. I have setup a subnet for each of the VLAN's.
My question is what do i need to do on the SRW2008 so that all VLAN's are configured and have access to the internet

The IP's are being handed out by the DHCP correctly and clients in a VLAN can communicate with others in that VLAN.
As for my configuration i thought i would upload pictures of each of my settings on both devices. if you need more let me know.
The Port settings on the RVL200
The VLAN membership on the RVL200
The Port settings on the SRW2008
Ports to VLAN settings on the SRW2008
the VLAN to Ports settings on the SRW2008

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