Default Router IP Addresses

Every router brand uses a specific local IP address or hostname for its admin panel. Find yours below, click to open the login page, or use the search to filter by brand.

Find Your Router's IP

Not sure which IP your router uses? The fastest way is to run ipconfig on Windows (Command Prompt) or ip route show default on Mac/Linux and look at the Default Gateway value. That address always opens the admin login page. Or use our automatic Router IP Finder tool.

Type the IP address directly into your browser's address bar with http:// at the start - for example http://192.168.1.1. Do not search for it in Google and do not add www in front.

All Router IP Addresses and Hostnames

IP Address / HostnameMain BrandsTypeLogin Guide
192.168.1.1Linksys, TP-Link, Asus, Cisco, Netgear (most)RouterGuide →
192.168.0.1D-Link, Netgear, Spectrum, AT&T, TP-Link (some)RouterGuide →
10.0.0.1Comcast/Xfinity, Arris gateways, LPB Piso WiFiGatewayGuide →
192.168.1.254BT Hub, Belkin, Thomson SpeedTouch, TechnicolorRouterGuide →
192.168.100.1Arris SB8200, Motorola MB8600, Netgear CM (cable modems)ModemGuide →
192.168.2.1Belkin (F5D series), AT&T 2Wire, Motorola (some)RouterGuide →
10.0.1.1Apple AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express, Time CapsuleRouterGuide →
192.168.10.1Ubee, CenturyLink Zyxel, MSI routersRouterGuide →
192.168.8.1Huawei LTE routers, ZTE MiFi devicesRouterGuide →
192.168.3.1Huawei home routers (HG series)RouterGuide →
192.168.178.1AVM Fritz!Box (Germany), also fritz.box hostnameRouterGuide →
192.168.88.1MikroTik routers (all models)RouterGuide →
192.168.4.1Amazon Eero mesh systemMeshGuide →
192.168.86.1Google Nest WiFi, Google WiFi (managed via app)MeshGuide →
192.168.31.1Xiaomi Mi Router, MIUI router firmwareRouterGuide →
192.168.29.1TP-Link (hotspot/MiFi models)Router-
192.168.15.1Vivo/Intelbras (Brazil), some generic routersRouter-
192.168.16.1Some Huawei and ZTE ISP modelsRouter-
192.168.18.1Some Huawei FTTH ONT routersRouter-
192.168.0.254Some TP-Link DSL modems, SagemcomRouter-
192.168.100.254Some Hitron and Ubee cable modemsModem-
192.168.101.1Some Verizon Fios Quantum gateway modelsRouter-
192.168.1.20Some ISP-provided Sagemcom unitsRouter-
192.168.254.254Some Belkin models (older firmware)Router-
192.168.0.2Some ISP-branded modems (backup address)Router-
192.168.1.3Some BSNL/MTNL routers (India)Router-
192.168.49.1Some ZTE mobile hotspot modelsHotspot-
routerlogin.netNetgear (all models)HostnameGuide →
routerlogin.comNetgear (alternate hostname)HostnameGuide →
orbilogin.comNetgear Orbi mesh systemHostnameGuide →
tplinkwifi.netTP-Link Wi-Fi routers (Archer series)HostnameGuide →
tplinkrepeater.netTP-Link range extenders (RE series)Hostname-
tplinkmodem.netTP-Link DSL/cable modem-routersHostname-
tplinkap.netTP-Link access points in AP modeHostname-
tplinkeap.netTP-Link EAP enterprise access pointsHostname-
router.asus.comAsus ASUSWRT routers (all models)HostnameGuide →
myrouter.localLinksys EA series and newer routersHostnameGuide →
linksyssmartwifi.comLinksys Smart WiFi cloud managementHostnameGuide →
extender.linksys.comLinksys range extendersHostname-
dlinkrouter.localD-Link routers (DIR series)HostnameGuide →
dlinkap.localD-Link access points in AP modeHostname-
fritz.boxAVM Fritz!Box routers (Germany/Austria)HostnameGuide →
fritz.repeaterAVM Fritz!Repeater devicesHostnameGuide →
fritz.powerlineAVM Fritz!Powerline adaptersHostname-
myfritz.netAVM Fritz!Box remote access hostnameHostname-
bthub.homeBT Home Hub and Smart Hub (UK)HostnameGuide →
btbusinesshub.homeBT Business Hub (UK)Hostname-
speedport.ipTelekom Speedport routers (Germany)Hostname-
easy.boxVodafone EasyBox (Germany)Hostname-
kabel.boxVodafone KabelBox (Germany)Hostname-
miwifi.comXiaomi Mi Router admin portalHostnameGuide →
tendawifi.comTenda routers (web management)HostnameGuide →
re.tenda.cnTenda range extenders (RE series)HostnameGuide →
melogin.cnMercury (TP-Link sub-brand, China)Hostname-
mwlogin.netMW (TP-Link sub-brand, China)Hostname-
itotolink.netTOTOLINK routersHostname-
jiofi.local.htmlJioFi mobile hotspots (India)Hostname-
gateway.2wire.netAT&T 2Wire/Pace gatewaysHostname-
attwifimanagerAT&T Wi-Fi Manager (mobile hotspot)Hostname-
att.wirelessinternetAT&T wireless internet devicesHostname-
att.homebaseAT&T HomeBase LTE routerHostname-
att.elevateAT&T Elevate mobile hotspotHostname-
myfiosgateway.comVerizon FiOS gateway routersHostname-
homerouter.cpeHuawei CPE routers (ISP-supplied)Hostname-
airbox.homeHuawei Airbox 4G routersHostname-
flybox.homeHuawei Flybox 4G routerHostname-
setup.zyxelZyXEL routers (initial setup)Hostname-
zyxel.boxZyXEL modems (some ISP models)Hostname-
re.rockspace.localRockspace Wi-Fi extendersHostname-
mywifiext.netNetgear Wi-Fi extenders (EX series)Hostname-
myrepeater.netSome generic/budget extendersHostname-
mediarouter.homeSome cable provider gatewaysHostname-
hitronhub.homeHitron cable modems (some ISPs)Hostname-
oppowifi.comOPPO branded Wi-Fi devicesHostname-
vodafonemobile.wifiVodafone 4G mobile hotspotsHostname-
vodafone.connectVodafone router admin portalHostname-
vodafone.stationVodafone Station (Italy)Hostname-
my.jetpackVerizon Jetpack mobile hotspotHostname-
my.mifiInseego/Novatel MiFi hotspotsHostname-
mobile.hotspotGeneric carrier hotspot devicesHostname-
my.mobilehotspotSome Samsung and carrier hotspotsHostname-
pocket.wifiHuawei Pocket WiFi (Optus, AU)Hostname-
airbox.homeHuawei 4G Airbox devicesHostname-
giga.cubeTelekom Gigacube LTE router (DE)Hostname-
congstar.homeCongstar router (Germany)Hostname-
mijnmodem.kpnKPN router admin (Netherlands)Hostname-
o2.boxO2 (UK) routerHostname-
o2.spotO2 Wi-Fi hotspot deviceHostname-
dna.wifiDNA router (Finland)Hostname-
dna.mokkulaDNA Mokkula 4G router (Finland)Hostname-
m1login.netM1 router (Singapore)Hostname-
aplogin.comGeneric AP/repeater login portalHostname-
belkin.rangeBelkin range extenderHostname-
ufi.ztedevice.comZTE UFi 4G portable routerHostname-
device.webuiVarious ISP-supplied routersHostname-
hotspot.webuiCarrier hotspot admin interfacesHostname-
mynetworksettings.comSome Xfinity-supplied equipmentHostname-
ap.setupSome generic access pointsHostname-
my.routerSome Vodafone/carrier routersHostname-
attlocal.netAT&T local management addressHostname-
cricketwifiCricket Wireless hotspot devicesHostname-
edimax.setupEdimax routers (initial setup)Hostname-
edimaxext.setupEdimax range extendersHostname-
meuintelbras.localIntelbras routers (Brazil)Hostname-
telus.ztesmarthubTelus ZTE smart hub (Canada)Hostname-
wlan.routerSome generic ISP routersHostname-
cellspot.routerT-Mobile CellSpot routerHostname-
tplinkap.netTP-Link AP (access point mode)Hostname-
mw40.homeMW40 router (MW/TP-Link China)Hostname-
air4920.localSome AirPort-like consumer APsHostname-
re.rockspace.localRockspace RE6 extenderHostname-

How to Find Your Specific Gateway

The table above lists the factory defaults. If someone changed your router's gateway IP, or you're not sure which one applies to your router, use these commands to find the actual current gateway on your network.

Operating SystemCommandWhere to Look
WindowsipconfigDefault Gateway under active adapter
macOSnetstat -nr | grep defaultFirst IP in output
Linuxip route show defaultIP after "via"
iPhoneSettings → Wi-Fi → ⓘ next to networkRouter field
AndroidSettings → Wi-Fi → network detailsGateway field

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do so many different brands use the same IP address?

Private IP addresses like 192.168.1.1 only exist within a local network - they are never routed over the public internet. So every home in the world can have a device at 192.168.1.1 without any conflict. Router manufacturers pick a default from the RFC 1918 private ranges (10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x, 192.168.x.x) and ship all their routers with that address pre-configured.

Can I change my router's IP address?

Yes. Log in to your router admin panel, go to LAN settings, and change the IP address field to any valid private IP that doesn't conflict with other devices. After saving, the router reboots and you must use the new address to reach the admin panel. Note it down before changing it.

My router's IP isn't in this list - what should I do?

Run ipconfig (Windows) or ip route show default (Linux/Mac) to find your actual gateway address - it always works regardless of what the factory default was. Some ISPs and businesses assign non-standard gateway addresses to equipment they supply.