I have a small remote network using a RB960PGS as core router. There are several wireless clients and a bunch of IP cameras and remote solar system monitors on its LAN side.
Recently, one of the TYCON TPDIN remote voltmeters (original version) I use to monitor legacy solar systems that don't have their own remote monitoring became inaccessible.
Using the various tools in the 960, I found that the static IP for the TPDIN has lost the first digit of the first octet of it's IP address. Instead of 192.168.0.243, it is now 92.168.0.243.
My question is: is there any way to access this "new" address remotely since it falls outside of the 192.168.0.x range I am using? It doesn't ping.
If I reboot the router and then check the log, I can see the router find the incorrect address during the reboot. It also shows up in Tools>>IP scan.
The network is 400 miles away and whatever I try must NOT break things with the 960.
I have a Raspberry Pi inside the network with VNC access for working on this.
Weird thing. Thanks for any help you might offer.