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In certain circumstances, it may be necessary to configure the IP address and related information rather than depending on a DHCP server to issue one. To do this, you need to use the web-based Windows 10 IoT Core dashboard.note

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1.  Start the Windows 10 IoT Core dashboard.

2. Get the device IP address from the Discovery window.
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3. On a computer connected to the same subnet, open a web browser and navigate to the device's IP address on port 8080 using the format http://<device_IP>:8080.
   
   For example, the inForce device in the following illustration is accessed by entering http://10.1.6.245:8080.
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4. Enter the following credentials to launch the Windows 10 IoT Core device configuration portal.
   

   • Username: administrator

   • Password: inForce (If this doesn't work, use p@ssw0rd.)
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5. In the Windows 10 IoT Core device configuration portal, expand the Connectivity section and select Network.
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6. Select the IPv4 Configuration button, enter the desired IP settings, then select Save.
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   The device will reset the network interface and you can now reconnect using the newly-updated IP address.