[kjohnson]

Mark beat me to it, but the Driver Station works on DHCP this year. You shoud set your IP address to obtain automatically. Turn your firewall off or ensure there is an exception for mDNS (See the RoboRIO Networking section of the Getting Started Guide that Mark linked to above). Use Command Prompt and ensure you can ping "roboRIO-4159.local", if not, you may be having a DNS issue.

You can also try connecting to the RoboRIO via USB and navigating to the web interface at 172.22.11.2. Ensure the RIO received a DHCP address from the DHCP range of the radio. If not, make sure you have programmed the D-Link with the 2015 version of the bridge programming utility.