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Switch - Not showing up on solarwinds

One of the switches at a building I deal with is no longer communicating with SolarWInds, I compared it to configuration of another switch and see nothing different.

I  typed "show ip route" command and noticed the following, please see screenshot

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10.0.10.24 - Server which has Solarwinds Installed
10.0.10.8 - Domain Controller
10.5.0.25 - Domain Controller
192.168.123.1 (MX64 Router - DG)
192.168.123.2 (Cisco Router-For Voice/Corp Lan)

I can't figure out why the switch is referencing 10.0.10.24 (Solarwinds Server) and no "seeing" the Default Gateway of 192.168.123.1

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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Can the SolarWinds server ping the switch?  And can the switch ping the SolarWinds server?
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The switch can not ping the Solarwinds server and Solarwinds server can not ping the switch.

There are a total of 6 other switches all which work fine and suddenly one day the switch no longer "communicated" with the Solarwinds server.
Did you look at the router with the IP address of 192.168.123.1?  Does it have a route that could include the IP address 10.0.10.24 that goes to the wrong place?
I can ping the switch from all other servers with the exception of the solarwinds server.
For some reason the switch thinks its default gateway is 192.168.123.2, do I need to do some kind of clear command?

Couple months ago the Meraki MX64 (192.168.123.1) replaced the 6500 Series Cisco Router (192.168.123.2)  as the Default Gateway and it looks like the switch still references it for some reason.
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On the switch that is not working you need to look at the running configuration and the startup configuration to see if they match.

It looks like one, if not both, have a static route defined that points to 192.168.123.2.
Thanks I'll review both and post the running config shortly.
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Thanks, I'm off to vacation so can't do much in the next week. Going to close case and use all your helpful suggestions. Appreciate all the help!
Thanks all for your help. Much appreciated