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Wigster 0
Hi,
We just bought an apartment in which the previous owner had a Fibaro HC2 controlling a whole bunch of TRVs/light switches/blinds, I believe everythign working on ZWave.
I have now have connected the HC2 to my own router/network, but it seems to be set to pick a static IP from the range of 10.0.0.x, while my network is on 192.168.0.x. The controller is doing it's thing, running the automations over the ZWave controller, but I do not have access to it.
The ex-owner can't change the password, because the HC2 is not connected to the internet and I can't connect to it because it wants an IP from the wrong range.
What's the best way to proceed here? Making it worse is the fact that I have a feeling the ex-owner doesn't want to give me the password as it is since it's his password for many things. So he'd like to reset it to something else somehow first.
I don't think I want to reset it and start from scratch, since I don't really know what the devices in the house are and how to operate them. I was hoping that having a look at what is set up in the HC2, I would figure out the brands of switches etc and how then how to ex/include them.
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