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Even more strangely, the module seems to have acquired the new IP all on its own this morning. No changes or troubleshooting done here overnight.

That's not possible unless you switched the ethernet ports so fast the Envisalink didn't realise it lost its Ethernet link. Make sure the NET LED is off before you plug the Envisalink into the new router, this will make sure the DHCP state is reset. Yes its very strange. I've power cycled the DSC ...

The Envisalink will use any subnet that is given out via DHCP. I use 10.1.X.X in my home. The issue would be with your new router, not with the Envisalink. Thanks for the quick reply. Have you tried giving it a new IP in another network to test? I connected a laptop to the router and the laptop got ...

Hi all, I've had an EVL4 for few years running on local IP 192.168.1.20 assigned via DHCP. I'm trying to move it to another network and assigning DHCP IP 10.10.60.20. However, seems that the module is not 'accepting' or registering the new IP on the other network. The 10.x network is working fine ...