Sagemcom Router Login

Sagemcom is a French electronics manufacturer that almost nobody buys directly — instead, you encounter their hardware because your ISP deployed it. Sagemcom builds residential gateways for some of the largest ISPs worldwide: AT&T, BT (British Telecom), Sky, Free (France), and Telstra (Australia). The hardware ships with ISP branding, so you may not even realize it's a Sagemcom unit until you read the label.

Default admin IP and credentials vary by ISP deployment, but most Sagemcom gateways land on either 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1. The admin password is almost always on the device label — there's no universal default across models.

Sagemcom Admin: 192.168.0.1
Or: 192.168.1.1  |  Check device label for admin IP and password

Common Deployments and Credentials

ISPModelAdmin IPPassword
AT&T (Fiber)Sagemcom BGW320 / BGW210192.168.1.254Device Access Code on label
BT (UK)Sagemcom Smart Hub 2 (FAST5364)192.168.1.254On label (unique per device)
Sky (UK)Sagemcom Sky Q Hub192.168.0.1On label
Free (France)Sagemcom Freebox192.168.0.254Free account password
Generic / unlockedFAST3686, FAST3890192.168.0.1admin or on label
AT&T BGW320: Sagemcom manufactured the BGW320, AT&T's current flagship home gateway. It uses AT&T's firmware and follows AT&T's login process (192.168.1.254, Device Access Code). See the AT&T login guide for full details.

How to Log In

  1. Connect to the gateway WiFi or via ethernet
  2. Open a browser and try http://192.168.0.1 first — or check the label for the exact admin URL
  3. Enter the admin credentials from the device label
  4. The interface varies by ISP — BT's Smart Hub has a different UI than a generic Sagemcom admin panel

ISP vs. Generic Firmware

ISP-deployed Sagemcom gateways run customized firmware from the ISP, not stock Sagemcom firmware. This means: the interface looks different from ISP to ISP, some settings are locked by the ISP, and factory resets restore ISP firmware (not generic Sagemcom defaults). If your ISP manages the gateway remotely, they can push firmware updates and configuration changes without your input.

Change WiFi Password

  1. Log in at 192.168.0.1 (or your ISP's gateway IP)
  2. Navigate to Wireless or Wi-Fi Settings
  3. Update the password for your network band
  4. Save — devices will need to reconnect

Troubleshooting

ProblemFix
Not sure which IP to useCheck the sticker on the back — it typically lists the admin URL
Label credentials not workingISP may have changed them during provisioning — contact your ISP for access
Settings locked or greyed outISP controls these settings remotely — contact ISP to request changes