Off the top of my head, have you set up static routes correctly? I haven't dealt with Omada before, but you should have a rule sending all traffic to your VLAN subnet to its specific interface, eg switch0.10 or whatever
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I don't really understand why the server can ping things on the 10 vlan and get a response but the things on 10 can't.
This sounds like VLAN 1 is the Native VLAN, if Omada has such a thing.