Vlan's on RV082 Router

Hello, I'm having some troubles to configure vlan's on my RV082 Router. I have a Windows server with Active Directory, so I installed it on VLAN 1, but any other PC's out of VLAN 1 can't reach it, for example VLAN 2, 3 etc. So How must I to configure te VLAN's to get visibility from the server on all VLAN's? If I don't do this, all PC's can't login on Active Direcory Domain.
I hope someone can help me
Thanks
Regards

With this router it has the option of multiple subnets. Under the setup tab there is an option for enable multiple subnets. You can create the 10.0.0.1 subnet in this setting and the router will act as a gateway for that subnet. However the router will not give out dhcp for that subnet, so you will need to either do static ip addresses or get a dhcp server for that second subnet. Then you will need to create 2 acl's one denying all traffic from the 192.168.1.x network to the 10.0.0.x network and the other denying all traffic from the 10.0.0.x to the 192.168.1.x network. This will give you multiple subnets on the router and keep them separate from each other. Finally on the port you are plugging the second switch that has the second subnet in the rv082, you can go to port management and set a port based vlan for that port as added separation. I hope this will help you out.

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> We are in the process of rolling out VOIP with new Cisco router
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>
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