Yup. Under Settings, System Info in the app is one way.
Another way is look for your GenieGo's MAC address (on the bottom label) and check your router's DHCP table to see which IP address that MAC was assigned.
Ah, the error of generalizing based on my experience with the last five routers I've had- two Netgear, two supplied by ATT U-verse, and an Apple Airport. I guess my statement stands for some meanings of "should".
I can't imagine a router that would diss a fixed IP on one's owned network, not one that cost more than $40 in the last five years, but don't doubt that they exist.
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