VLAN between PowerConnect 3324 and 3424

I have been trying to create a VLAN through a PowerConnect 3324 and 3424 stack using the G1 fiber port on both stacks. 

I am trying to create a wireless hotspot using the same WAP that the internal LAN users connect.  The WAP is fully VLAN capable and I have configured a seperate SSID and assigned it to the new VLAN ID(2).  I have a Cisco 2800 series router that the T-1 internet connection comes through.  On the Cisco the FE0/0 connects to a Microsoft ISA proxy server.  Per customer request I need to completely bypass the proxy server.  The ISP has enabled FE0/1 on the Cisco router and addressed it.  The WAP connects to the PowerConnect 3324.  I have tagged, trunked and assigned the G1 port to the new VLAN.  I have also tagged, trunked and assigned the G1 port on the 3424.  Because I have to bypass the proxy I also end up bypassing the DHCP server.  So I bought a retail layer 3 router to DHCP and NAT.  I have tagged and trunked the switch port on the 3424 where this router connects.  When I connect my laptop directly to the router I get an IP address and internet access, just like I should.  When I try to connect through the WAP I don't get an address.  Even when I enter it statically I don't get access.  I have gone as far as connecting my laptop directly to the WAP port on the 3324.  I still can't get through the VLAN.  I have tried putting the WAP port of the 3324 in access, general and trunk mode.  I still can't get through.  Wirelessly I can connect to the SSID I created(it assigns the generic IP).  Also connecting directly to the router I get an address.  It seems that I just can't get through the switches on the VLAN.  I spent two hours on the phone with Powerconnect tech support to no avail.

 

Help would be greatly apprecited.

Thanks