DrayTek and Netgear Managed Switch

The Managed switch should have an IP address, ( so you can manage it )

This is on the same range as your network right? and not on it's own 192.168*.*
It will need to be on the same range as your lan, possibley out of your dhcp range.

This might not be an option on some switches, But the Cisco ones I use at our data centre, certainly has that option.

D3LL said:

The IP for my switch is 192.168.12.1 (My Subnet 255.255.0.0.) Which is fine.

change subnet of switch to 255.255.255.0

D3LL said:

No because the network subnet is 255.255.0.0 we had to open it up to allow more devices.

Jesus, How many Devices do you have on this network,

D3LL said:

Quite a few :) haha

Have you tried Reseting the switch back to default settings.

I read the manual and it says it comes ready to optain an IP address from "A" dhcp server on the network,

How many DHCP servers do you have?.

Can you access the internet if you setup the PC as a static address?