"Phantom Remnant" - How to remove a non-existing server from Snow Leopard

I have a very strange problem that I am sure has a very simple solution, but I cannot figure it out.
Previously, my network was centered on my Time Capsule, which, due to router settings, was at 192.168.1.1. However, since moving, the address has changed, but my Mac Pro continues to look for it as a server or device.
It presents itself any time there is a network or filesystem request of any sort. So anytime I click on Finder (or PathFinder), click on a folder, file, connect to a server, etc., I get a window that pops up saying:
Connection failed
The server "192.168.1.1" may not exist or it is unavailable at this time.
I cannot figure out where the Mac stores it's list of servers that it has used in the past. I have looked through all of my apps that cause this to happen, in their preferences, and I've searched for hours on Google to no avail. It does not happen when I am using a web browser, so I don't think it's looking for the server as a DNS service, but I am thinking it is looking for the Time Capsule as a disk server or something similar.
Does anyone have any ideas of where else to look? I am comfortable at any level of editing or command line usage. I have set up networking dozens of times on Linux/Windows boxes, but I've not touched the details on my Mac (never had to before ). Is there a way to "flush" the hosts SL thinks exist?
PS: My new network setup is kind of screwy, and my router to the internet is at 192.168.1.1 internally (and in /etc/resolv.conf), but it does not have a disk of any sort inside (that is accessible at least), but I still have the TC on an internal network with 10.0.1.1 as it's new address.
TIA
Message was edited by: ramzy.darwish

This may help go into the Utilities folder and lunch Keychain Access.
Make sure you click on login and make sure the category is All Items. Delete all the references to your previous network that appears on the right hand side.

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