Default Router IP Addresses

Your router's admin panel is accessed through a local IP address — called the default gateway. Type it directly into your browser's address bar (not the search box) while connected to your home network.

Don't know your IP? Windows: open Command Prompt → type ipconfig → look for Default Gateway. Mac: System Settings → Network → Details. Or use the Find Router IP guide.

192.168.x.x — Most Common Range

IP AddressCommon Brands / UsesDefault Login

NETGEAR, Linksys, ASUS (old), Spectrum, Verizon

admin / password

TP-Link, D-Link, Cox, Belkin, Tenda, ZTE

AT&T Fiber (BGW320), 2Wire, Technicolor DSL

blank / Device Access Code

Belkin, some Cisco consumer

Huawei home WiFi routers

admin / set on first login

Some ASUS, GL.iNet custom

Huawei MiFi / 4G dongle, GL.iNet travel routers

Cudy routers, Wavlink

T-Mobile Home Internet (Nokia, Arcadyan)

Xiaomi Mi Router series

admin / set on first login

ASUS (newer models), Peplink

TP-Link Deco mesh systems

MikroTik RouterOS

Hitron (Cox/Rogers), Arris cable gateway

cusadmin / password

TP-Link extenders, some Huawei CPE

AVM FRITZ!Box (all models)

fritz.box / label password

10.x.x.x & Loopback Range

IP AddressCommon Brands / UsesDefault Login

Xfinity / Comcast, some AT&T gateways

admin / password

Localhost — your own computer (not a router)

Loopback address

IP Login Not Working? Common Fixes

Use http://, not https:// — router admin panels rarely use SSL
Type in address bar, not search box — search box will Google it
Must be on WiFi or Ethernet — mobile data won't reach your home router
Disconnect VPN — VPNs route traffic away from your local network
Try incognito window — avoids cached redirects
Run ipconfig to find your actual gateway — your router may not use the default IP

Still can't get in? See the forgot router password guide for factory reset steps, or the default router passwords list for credentials.