Router Brand Login

Every router has a web-based admin panel where you control your network. From there you can change the Wi-Fi name, set a new password, open guest access, forward ports, and update security.

Because brands use different default IP addresses and logins, the exact steps vary by device. Pick your brand below for a full guide, or use the general steps that work on almost any router.

Select Your Router Brand

Choose your router brand to get the exact login address, default credentials, and step by step instructions.

Router BrandLogin AddressStep by Step Guide
Huaweihttp://192.168.3.1Open Huawei Guide
ZTEhttp://192.168.1.1Open ZTE Guide
Inseego MiFihttp://192.168.1.1Open Inseego MiFi Guide
Cudyhttp://192.168.10.1Open Cudy Guide
Wavlinkhttp://192.168.10.1Open Wavlink Guide
Rockspacehttp://192.168.0.254Open Rockspace Guide
Speedefyhttp://192.168.3.1Open Speedefy Guide
Budihttp://10.1.1.1Open Budi Guide
Technicolorhttp://192.168.0.1Open Technicolor Guide
Sagemcomhttp://192.168.1.1Open Sagemcom Guide
CommScopehttp://192.168.0.1Open CommScope Guide
Sercommhttp://192.168.0.1Open Sercomm Guide
Humaxhttp://192.168.1.1Open Humax Guide
Arcadyanhttp://192.168.1.1Open Arcadyan Guide
Hitronhttp://192.168.0.1Open Hitron Guide
Adtranhttp://192.168.1.1Open Adtran Guide
Xfinityhttp://10.0.0.1Open Xfinity Guide

How Do I Log In to Any Router?

Do not see your exact brand? These general steps work for almost every router and modem.

  1. Connect your device to the router by Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
  2. Open a browser and type the router IP, such as 192.168.1.1.
  3. Enter the default username and password from the router label.
  4. Change your Wi-Fi name, password, and security settings, then save.

What Is the Default Username and Password?

Most routers ship with admin as both the username and password. Others use password, a blank field, or a code on the label. Providers often set their own, so the sticker is the safest source.

For a full list of default logins by brand, see our Default Router Login Information page. It covers 30-plus brands with their usual username and password.

How Do I Find My Router’s IP Address?

If your brand is not listed, find the address your device actually uses. Your computer or phone shows it as the default gateway. It is the number you type into the browser to log in.

Here is where to find the gateway on each device.

  • Windows: run ipconfig and read Default Gateway.
  • Mac: System Settings, Network, Details, then Router.
  • iPhone: Wi-Fi, tap your network, see Router.
  • Android: Wi-Fi details show the Gateway address.

What If the Login Page Will Not Open?

A missing login page usually means the wrong address, the wrong network, or a typo. Work through these checks before you reset the router, which erases all of your settings.

These four checks fix most login problems.

  • Confirm you are on the router’s own network.
  • Type the address in the bar, not search.
  • Try http instead of https if needed.
  • Restart the router and wait one minute.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I log into my router?

Connect to the router by Wi-Fi or cable, open a browser, and type its IP address, such as 192.168.1.1. Enter the username and password, then you reach the admin panel.

What is the default router login for most brands?

Admin and admin is the most common default. Some brands use admin and password, a blank password, or a unique code on the label. Check the sticker if the common ones fail.

I don’t know my router brand. What do I do?

Look at the label on the router for the brand and model. If it is unbranded, find the default gateway on your computer or phone, then type that address into your browser.

Is it safe to change my router settings?

Yes, if you are careful. Changing the Wi-Fi name and password is safe and recommended. Note any setting before you change it, so you can undo it if the network stops working.

How do I reset my router if I am locked out?

Hold the reset button with a pin for about ten to fifteen seconds. The router returns to factory defaults, so you log in with the default username and password again.

Related Resources

Need the IP or default credentials instead? These pages list them for every major brand.