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Hello friend!
I am thinking along the same lines that you are, that perhaps the old IP is hard coded into a configuration file. You might check the web server configuration and look for any references to the old IP. If you change those references instead to “0.0.0.0” then the configuration will work if your IP changes for any reason like this.
Kind Regards, Jarland