Hey,
i'm prettey sure an IP range change won't change your ssh login.
Might sounds dumb but: Anyway are you sure you're trying to log into your OMV?
if i was you i would try thoses things.
(sorry if you already tried) take theses suggestions and workaround
clear your browser cache:
Are your trying to reach Right IP adress? right protocol? (http/https) right port?
can you access omv screen and do a ifconfig to get ip of your NAS? (put a screen / keyboard on NAS)
can you maybe Access old OMV WEB UI fixed IP with old IP adress? ( assuming you set your computer IP in the same subnet)
Check you DHCP server for assigneds IP to know if he assigned an ip to NAS an wich on it is.
Set a DHCP reservation for nas mac adress to force it to get a choosen one
Hope it might help you :-/
As antipiot recommended:
The surest way to find the new address assigned (if any) would be to hook up a monitor and keyboard.
(I'd consider doing this to check your server because something else may be going on. Maybe the change to DHCP didn't take?)
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Log in (root / pw) and type ip addr show.
I don't know how you're networked (wired / wireless) but you're probably interested in the address assigned to eth0 .
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If you find something like 0.0.0.0 (the wrong address for your network such as 165.x.x.x, etc., etc.) here's instructions for manually configuring eth0. Config addr
Remember, if statically assigning an address, it should be outside of your new DHCP range.
I tried to logon via remote console but it refuses to accept my admin logon credentials
admin is the user for the GUI
for the CLI you need to use user "root" or another user which has been created and is memeber of the SSH group
note that the pwd for admin and root are different
root has the pwd you gave during installation, unless you are using an ARM image, where the default pwd is "openmediavault"
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