This read-write object holds the IPv4 address the local terminal uses on its microwave link interface, the point-to-point path connecting it to the far-end radio. Because the field is writable, a technician provisioning the link assigns this address to establish IP connectivity across the RF hop rather than relying on a default. For example, an engineer configuring a new 8800 DMR link might set wvLinkIPAddress to 10.1.1.1 on the near end and a matching address in the same subnet on the peer so the two terminals can exchange management traffic over the link.