IP route 192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.20.250 That command should work for your environment, you may need to change the subnet if it does not work. I think you could also use this command to route all traffic. IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.20.250 Keep us updated.
I have a PowerConnect 6024 and Cisco ASA 5510 at the moment.  I am trying to setup a few VLANs on the 6024 that will route between each other and outside of VLAN goes to the Cisco Firewall.  Currently, I can do interVLAN communications but do not know how to insert the configurations for routing between the Dell switch and the Cisco Firewall.  I've setup the switch to VLAN 2  /192.168.20.1  (trunked LAG port 3,4)    =>  to linksys SRW2024 #1 (multipel VLAN configured) VLAN 3 / 192.168.30.1  (trunked LAG port 5,6)    =>  to linksys SRW2024 #2 (multipel VLAN configured) VLAN 4 / 192.168.40.1  (trunked LAG port 7,8)    =>  to linksys SRW2024 #3 (multipel VLAN configured) Cisco's Inside Interface 192.168.20.250, Outside Interface 194.10.10.10 (fake number) Current, interVLAN on any of the Linksys works but how do I setup to route to the Internet ? I have seen that I need to use "Route IP  x.x.x.x x.x.x.x y.y.y.y" but have no clue as to how or what.
PowerConnect 6024 VLAN Routing Configuration