How do i find my airport extreme's ip address

How do I find the ip address for my AirPort Extreme?

Open Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
Click on the AirPort Extreme icon
If the AirPort Extreme is performing as the main router on the network, Info will be displayed about the Internet, or public IP address, and also the private LAN or local IP address of the AirPort Exreme.
If another device is performing as the main router on your network, only the local IP address of the AirPort Extreme will be displayed.

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  • How do I configure my Airport Extreme to see the printer I have plugged into the USB port?

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  • How do i add my airport extreme to my DSL WIFI Modem to expand my network

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  • How do I connect my airport extreme to windows 8.1

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  • How do I connect my airport extreme to wifi as a repeater

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  • How do I setup my Airport Extreme so that I can extend the coverage of my existing AT&T wifi network?

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  • How do I extend my AirPort Extreme network using airport express

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