Default Router Username and Password List

Access your router's admin panel with our comprehensive list of default login credentials for all major router brands. Find the correct IP address, username, and password to configure your network settings, manage security options, and troubleshoot connection issues.

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2Wire 3Com 3JTech 4G Systems AboCom Accton Aceex Acelink Acer Actiontec Adaptec ADB Addon ADI Engineering Adtran Advantech Aerohive Afoundry AHOKU Airlink Airlink+ Airlink101 AirLive Airnet AirTies AirVast Alcatel Alcatel-Lucent ALFA Network Alice Allied Telesis Allied Telesyn Allnet Alpha Alpha Telecom Altice Labs Alvarion AmbiCom Ambit Microsystems Amigo AMIT Amped Wireless AMRISC Anker AOpen APC Apple Araknis Networks Arcadyan ARGtek Argus Technologies Arris Asante AsiaRF Askey ASRock ASUS AT&T ATEL Atheros Ativa ATRON attwifimanager Aukey Autonet AVM AWB Axesstel Aztech B-LINK Baicells Banana Pi BandLuxe BaudTec BCM BEC Technologies Beeline BelAir Networks Belkin BenQ Best Data Billion Billionton Bitdefender Bitmain Blanc Bleuciel Blitzz Bluetake Bountiful Bountiful WiFi Broadcom Browan BT Budget Budget 1 Wireless Buffalo Calix Cameo Card Card King CastleNet CC&C CD-R KING Cellvision CenturyLink Cerio Charter China China Telecom ChipSiP Circle Media Cisco ClearAccess CNet Coexistence COMFAST Compal Compal Broadband Networks Compaq Compex CompUSA Comtrend Comtrendc Conceptronic Connected IO Connectland Corega CradlePoint Creative Cudy CyberTAN Cyfre CZ.NIC D-Link DareGlobal DD-WRT DealExtreme Dell Diamond DirecTV Dovado DQ Technology DrayTek Dynalink Dynex DZS E-Lins E-TOP ECI Edge-corE Edgeless Edgewater Networks Edimax EDUP EDUPLINK EE eero EHome Elecom Eltel EMC Tech Enable Networks Encore EnGenius Enterasys Ericsson Eumitcom EZVIZ F-Secure FAST FiberHome Fiberlogic Firefly Flyingvoice FMI Fon Wireless Fonera Fortinet Foxconn Free Freebox Fry's Electronics FTZ Oplink Fujitsu Siemens Furrion Gateway Gateworks Gemtek getnet Gigabyte GigaFast Gigaset GL.iNet Global Sun Google Google Fiber Gryphon Online Safety Gstar Technology Guillemot H3C Hame Hawking Hitron HiWiFi Honeywell Hongdian HooToo HotBrick HP Huawei Humax i-connect I-O DATA IBM iBoss IC Intracom IGNITION Design Labs iiNet iNexQ innacomm innoband Inseego Intel Intelbras Intelligent Technology Intellinet Intermec Intex Intracom IOGear IP-COM ipTIME ISONWIFI Itian j5 Create JAHT JCG Jensen Jetstream Jize Junxion Juplink KAONMEDIA Kasda Keebox Keewifi Kozumi Kyocera KZTECH L7 Networks Lava Layer3 TV LB-LINK legrand Lenovo LevelOne LG-Ericsson LG-Nortel Linking Linksys Lippert Components Logitec Loopcomm LOUD Audio Luma Luxul MacSense Maginon Magnadyne Manhattan Medialink Medion Meraki Mercku Mercury MeshForce Microlink Micronet Microsoft MikroTik miniDSP MitraStar Mocet Modou MoFi Network Monoprice Motorola Movistar MQmaker MSI MultiTech Systems Myfiosgateway Myrouter NAG National Datacomm NEC NEC AccessTechnica Net Zen NetComm Netcore Netduma Netgear netgear-orbi Netis Netool Netopia Netronix Netsys NetweeN Network Everywhere Newer Technology newifi Nexaira NEXIOM Nexx NEXX Wireless Nexxt Solutions No Geek Needed Nokia Norton Norton Core Nuvo On Networks Onelink Open-Mesh Option Orange Orange (manufactured by Sagemcom) OvisLink Pace Pace Americas pakedge Paradigm Paradyne ParkerVision Perfect PHICOMM Philips Pioneer Pirelli PIX-LINK Planet Planex Plume Poray PRO-NETS Procomp PROLiNK Pronto Networks Proware Proxim QPCOM QTECH Quick Eagle Networks Radia RadioLabs Radiolocus RAVPower Razer RCA ReadyNet Realtek RFNet Rocketfish Roqos Rosewill Ruckus Wireless Runtop Sabrent Sagemcom Salt Samsung SAPIDO Scientific Atlanta Securifi Senao SerComm SFR Shanghai DareGlobal Technologies Shenzhen Shenzhen DareGlobal Technologie Shenzhen DareGlobal Technologies Shenzhen Gongjin Electronics Shenzhen MTN Electronics Shiko Siemens Siligence SAS SimpliNET Sitecom SkyLink SmartRG SMC SOHOware SonicWALL Sony Soundwin Soyo SparkLAN spectrum Sprint Sputnik StarTech SUNMI Sweex Synology T-Com TCL technicolor Tecom Telsey Tenda Texas Instruments Thomson Tilgin Top Global Toshiba TOTOLINK TP-LINK TPlinkrepeater TRENDnet TROY TROY Wireless Turris TwinMOS U-MEDIA Ubee Ubiquiti Networks Unbranded Unex Uniden UPVEL USRobotics UTT Verizon ViewSonic ViKosmo Virgin Media VisionNet Visonicom VIZIO Vodafone Vonets Watchguard Wavlink Well Communications Well Shin Westell Western Digital WeVO Widemac Winstars Wippies WISE TIGER Wistron NeWeb WondaLink X-Micro XAVi Xiaomi Xterasys Xunlei YouHua Z-Com ZBT Zero Zero One Technology Zhuhai Zhuhai FTZ Oplink Communications Zinwell ZIO Zonet Zoom ZTE Zunidata ZuniDigital ZyXEL

Popular Router Default Login Credentials

All Brands All IP Addresses

Router Brand

Login IP Address

Default Username

Default Password

3Com
http://192.168.1.1

admin

-

ASUS
http://192.168.1.1

admin

admin

Cisco
http://10.0.0.1

admin

password

D-Link
http://192.168.0.50

-

admin

TP-LINK
http://192.168.0.1

admin

admin

YouHua
http://192.168.2.254

admin

admin

ZBT
http://192.168.1.1

admin

admin

Zero
http://192.168.1.1

admin

-

Zero One Technology
http://192.168.1.1

-

admin

ZIO
http://192.168.0.1

admin

123456789

Zonet
http://192.168.2.1

admin

1234

Zoom
http://192.168.0.1

admin

admin

ZTE
http://192.168.0.1

admin

admin

Zunidata
http://192.168.2.1

admin

admin

ZuniDigital
http://192.168.11.1

admin

admin

ZyXEL
http://192.168.1.1

admin

1234

All Brands All IP Addresses

How to Use Default Router Login Information

Accessing your router's administration panel is essential for managing your network settings, security options, and troubleshooting connectivity issues. Follow these steps to login to your router using the default credentials listed above:

Step-by-Step Login Process

  1. Connect your device (computer, tablet, or smartphone) to your router via WiFi or Ethernet cable
  2. Open a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.)
  3. Type the IP address from the table above into your browser's address bar (e.g., http://192.168.1.1)
  4. When prompted, enter the default username and password for your router brand
  5. Once logged in, you'll have access to all your router's settings and configuration options

Important Security Considerations

After accessing your router with the default credentials, we strongly recommend taking these security measures:

  • Change the default admin password to a strong, unique password immediately
  • Update your WiFi network name (SSID) and password to secure your wireless connection
  • Check for and install any firmware updates available for your router
  • Enable WPA2 or WPA3 encryption for your wireless network
  • Disable remote management unless you specifically need this feature

What If Default Credentials Don't Work?

If you're unable to access your router using the default information provided:

  • Check if your router has been previously configured with custom credentials
  • Look for a sticker on your router - many manufacturers print device-specific login information on the hardware
  • Try alternative IP addresses commonly used by your router brand (check the brand-specific page for more options)
  • Consult your router's user manual or the manufacturer's website for additional login combinations
  • Perform a factory reset as a last resort (typically done by pressing and holding a small reset button on the router for 10+ seconds)

Note About Factory Reset

Performing a factory reset will restore your router to its original settings, including the default login credentials. However, this will erase all custom configurations, including your WiFi network name, password, and any special settings. Only perform a factory reset if you're prepared to reconfigure your entire network.

Common Router Settings You May Want to Configure

Once you've successfully logged in to your router, here are some common settings you might want to adjust:

  • WiFi Network Name (SSID) and Password: Personalize your network and secure it with a strong password
  • Guest Network: Create a separate network for visitors without giving access to your main network
  • Parental Controls: Limit internet access times and block inappropriate content
  • QoS (Quality of Service): Prioritize bandwidth for specific devices or applications
  • Port Forwarding: Configure for online gaming, remote access, or hosting servers
  • DNS Settings: Change from ISP defaults to potentially improve speed and privacy

Browse our brand-specific pages for detailed guides on configuring these settings for your particular router model.