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Normally if the pings are not working is due to that you only have one way communication accross the network. You need to make sure that the packets also known how to return from the other networks.
The easiest way to address this is to set up some static routes in your main Switch or Router to make sure that you can reach the VLANs from there.
You can see an example in the below kb article( last section)
I would suggest to turn it the routing on the inter-VLAN traffic so you will be able to improve the performance and also set up IP ACL to control the traffic.
I would recommend the following articles to have a look how to deploy it:
Normally if the pings are not working is due to that you only have one way communication accross the network. You need to make sure that the packets also known how to return from the other networks.
The easiest way to address this is to set up some static routes in your main Switch or Router to make sure that you can reach the VLANs from there.
You can see an example in the below kb article( last section)
