Airport Extreme default IP

Hi there, I just bought an Airport Extreme and it works on the default IP ending with 1, I mean, 10.0.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, etc, and I just wondering if I could change that IP. I need it to work with the IP ending with 254.
Thanks,

Welcome to the discussions!
Sorry, you won't be able to change the default settings that you are referring to.

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