Multi RS Solar with Shelly Pro EM-50 no longer visible under Devices after a power hiccup/outage

I have a Victron Multi RS Solar with Cerbo GX firmware 3.80.30 and a Shelly Pro EM-50 with two meters. The system had been running perfectly for two months, with the Shelly meters configured as two PV meters: one on AC-in and one on AC-out 1.
After what may have been a sudden power overload, which caused the circuit breaker for the AC-in in the meter cupboard to trip earlier this week, the basics are working normally again once the breaker was reset. However, I can no longer see my two PV systems/meters on my VRM screen. The Shelly meters have also disappeared from the device list. In the Shelly app, the meters still appear to be working normally. I have tried switching off the system and the Cerbo for a minute to reset them, and I also downgraded the firmware to 3.70 and then upgraded it back to 3.80.30, but none of this helped. The IP address is still the same as well, and under Integrations I can still see a Shelly Devices topic, but there is nothing underneath it. Can anyone help me find a solution so that I can see the PV meters and their associated loads normally again on the VRM screen?

Best regards,
Geert

Did you also turn on the Shelly after reinstalling it?

On this screen, I don’t get the option/line: “Discoverd devices: Shelly”

I manually removed the IP address again and added it back and reset it, but that doesn’t change anything either.

Discoverd devices: suggests that it isn’t finding the Shellys.

Hence the questions:

Is the Cerbo still on the same network as the Shelly?

Is the Shelly’s web interface accessible from the Cerbo’s LAN?

Do the Shellys still have the same IP address?

The Serbo and the Shelly are on the same Wi-Fi network, and the IP addresses are also the same as before the issue.

Can you log in to the Cerbo via SSH and then ping the Shelly?

It’s working again. After a few days, without changing anything, the Shelly meters reappeared and everything is working normally again. Thanks for the replies.

Regards,
Geert