Have you checked the surge strip to make sure it still is suppling power, check by plugging in a light? Often the surge strip will no longer work after a surge or if it has a fuse it's blown.
In any case I would get a new one as the old one will have been degraded by the hit and offer less than ideal protection the next time.
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If you have AC power, then as Machead stated you will need to isolated out what inside is not working.
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If you have AC power, then as Machead stated you will need to isolate out what inside is not working.
But before going there check your home owners insurance coverage and talk with your insurance agent. If you can document the event you might be able to get a replacement system (as well as any thing else that got fried).
Have you checked the surge strip to make sure it still is suppling power, check by plugging in a light? Often the surge strip will no longer work after a surge or if it has a fuse it's blown.
In any case I would get a new one as the old one will have been degraded by the hit and offer less than ideal protection the next time.
If you have AC power, then as Machead stated you will need to isolated out what inside is not working.
But before going there check your home owners insurance coverage and talk with your insurance agent. If you can document the event you might be able to get a replacement system (as well as any thing else that got fried).