Two changes in a row: new NAS and new ISP. How to move pointers from [192.168.1.x] to [my_nas_name]

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Yes, I know it is my mistake. The PE version is the last one: 2025.
To be more specific: the correct pointer for my photos should be: \\MY_NAS_NAME\my_folder\
while I have: \\192.168.1.x\my_folder

After moving to a new ISP my subnet is no more 1. Is there a way to replace all the instancies of \\192.168.1.x\ to the correct position without losing all my tags\metadata?

Thanks for any suggestion

Michael B. UK

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Have you tried changing the IP address range and subnet on your new router to be the same as your old router?

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paolo_DZAuthor

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Yes, but it's a mess and actually it seems not possible.

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Greg_S.

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I have never used a NAS for storing catalog media, so I would like to see how the path is displayed. I assume that the files are now showing as missing.

Can you show us a screenshot of the Location displayed in the Information panel on a sample selected file, and also a screenshot of how the path is displayed in the My Folders panel.

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paolo_DZAuthor

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It's not missed, unfortunately it's offline.

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