When used as an access point the IP is always 192.168.4.1. You can't change it AFAIK.
When used as a station connected to an access point, I've found creating a reserved IP on the router, based on the MAC address, to be convenient. ESP8266 will always be assigned the same IP - efectively 'static' IP when it connects.
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When used as an access point the IP is always 192.168.4.1. You can't change it AFAIK.
When used as a station connected to an access point, I've found creating a reserved IP on the router, based on the MAC address, to be convenient. ESP8266 will always be assigned the same IP - efectively 'static' IP when it connects.